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feat(nuxt): Add "Deployment Provider Setup" #11486
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great work! we can add more from here in other PRs. Only wouldn't put it above source maps for now
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i'd suggest below source maps at least
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Changed it 👍
Internally, Sentry uses a specific ESM loader hook "[import-in-the-middle/hook.mjs](https://www.npmjs.com/package/import-in-the-middle)" which is | ||
automatically added when you add the Sentry server-side config file with `--import`. This will automatically instrument all modules in your application. |
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l: I am not sure if we need to/should include this - this is very much internal stuff that users don't really need to know/understand, and also could possibly change. IMHO it is enough to have the paragraph above, which states that sentry has to be initialized via --import
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I tend to agree. I think wherever possible, we should only give the users the information they need most and avoid going too deep :)
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L: This is very much bike shedding, but what about just calling this Deploying Nuxt with Sentry
or something like this?
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Or, if we want to keep it generic, e.g. "Deploying your application" or something like this?
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As described above, there are some prerequisites for adding Sentry to a Nuxt project in ESM syntax: | ||
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1. The possibility to add the node `--import` CLI flag. | ||
2. Knowing the correct path to your Sentry server config file within your deployment environment (to add the path to the `--import` CLI flag). |
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2. Knowing the correct path to your Sentry server config file within your deployment environment (to add the path to the `--import` CLI flag). | |
2. Knowing the correct path to your Sentry server config file within your deployment environment (as you need to pass it to the `--import` CLI flag). |
1. The possibility to add the node `--import` CLI flag. | ||
2. Knowing the correct path to your Sentry server config file within your deployment environment (to add the path to the `--import` CLI flag). | ||
3. The `hook.mjs` file is available under `node_modules/import-in-the-middle/hook.mjs` wherever your server-side code is executed. | ||
4. Running Node.js version 18.19.0 or higher (support for `--import`). |
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4. Running Node.js version 18.19.0 or higher (support for `--import`). | |
4. Running Node.js version 18.19.0 or higher |
If you get a warning that the `hook.mjs` file is not found, please report this in [the Sentry JS GitHub repo](https://github.com/getsentry/sentry-javascript/issues) or file an issue at your deployment provider. | ||
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Nitro (which is used by Nuxt and SolidStart on the server side) uses [`@vercel/nft`](https://github.com/vercel/nft) during the build. `@vercel/nft` includes files that are added with `module.register()` from version 0.27.4 onwards. | ||
In case you get a runtime error along the lines `Cannot find module '/node_modules/import-in-the-middle/hook.mjs'`, make sure to add a resolution (yarn) or an override (npm/pnpm) for `@vercel/nft`: |
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In case you get a runtime error along the lines `Cannot find module '/node_modules/import-in-the-middle/hook.mjs'`, make sure to add a resolution (yarn) or an override (npm/pnpm) for `@vercel/nft`: | |
If you get a runtime error along the lines of `Cannot find module '/node_modules/import-in-the-middle/hook.mjs'`, be sure to add an override (npm/pnpm) or a resolution (yarn) for `@vercel/nft`: |
we should probably mention npm first (generally)
Nitro (which is used by Nuxt and SolidStart on the server side) uses [`@vercel/nft`](https://github.com/vercel/nft) during the build. `@vercel/nft` includes files that are added with `module.register()` from version 0.27.4 onwards. | ||
In case you get a runtime error along the lines `Cannot find module '/node_modules/import-in-the-middle/hook.mjs'`, make sure to add a resolution (yarn) or an override (npm/pnpm) for `@vercel/nft`: | ||
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```json {tabTitle:yarn} {filename: package.json} |
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should we flip these around, npm first, then yarn?
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extra new lines here
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title: Deployment Provider Setup | ||
sidebar_order: 4 | ||
description: "Review our alternate installation methods." |
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this is probably left over from copying this file ;)
The path to the function is depending on your setup. When building the preset locally, the file is available at: `.netlify/functions-internal/server/sentry.server.config.mjs`. | ||
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The docs for this are still vague and we will update them as soon as we know more about which exact path to use for the `--import` flag. |
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I guess what you want to say here is that the docs are not really ready/done here yet? "vague" implies for me that everything works but is not documented well 🤔 Maybe rather:
The docs for this are still vague and we will update them as soon as we know more about which exact path to use for the `--import` flag. | |
The docs for this are still a work in progress. We'll update them as soon as we know more about which exact path to use for the `--import` flag. |
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Also, does this work as of today? If it does not actually work we should not document it, and/or call out very specifically that it does not work!
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+1 to @mydea. I think it's best not to document it if we know it doesn't work.
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I think we should rethink what we name these new docs to avoid it sounding too vague. @s1gr1d let me know if you want to chat about it more and we can set up a call :)
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title: Deployment Provider Setup | ||
sidebar_order: 4 | ||
description: "Review our alternate installation methods." |
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description: "Review our alternate installation methods." | |
description: "Here are a few other ways to set up Sentry in your application." |
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title: General | |
title: General Deployment Setup |
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title: General | ||
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description: "Learn about the general deployment setup when using Sentry." |
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description: "Learn about the general deployment setup when using Sentry." | |
description: "Learn how to use a general deployment setup when adding Sentry to a Nuxt project in ESM syntax." |
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<PlatformSection supported={['javascript.nuxt']}> | ||
Nuxt compiles all your code for the client and server side to ECMAScript modules (ESM) syntax ([learn more about ESM and Nuxt](https://nuxt.com/docs/guide/concepts/esm)). | ||
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<PlatformSection supported={['javascript.nuxt']}> | |
Nuxt compiles all your code for the client and server side to ECMAScript modules (ESM) syntax ([learn more about ESM and Nuxt](https://nuxt.com/docs/guide/concepts/esm)). | |
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<PlatformSection supported={['javascript.nuxt']}> | |
Nuxt compiles all your code for the client and server side to ECMAScript modules (ESM) syntax ([learn more about ESM and Nuxt](https://nuxt.com/docs/guide/concepts/esm)). | |
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It would be great if you could add a little more context here. Like a sentence or two explaining why a user would want to use this type of setup. Maybe something as simple as: Use this setup if you want to add Sentry to a Nuxt project in ESM syntax. (As the first line on the page.)
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Before approaching the steps below, read the general documentation around <PlatformLink to="/deployment-provider-setup/general/">setting up Sentry on a deployment provider</PlatformLink> to get quick general overview of the process. | ||
This page only shows Netlify-specific steps. | ||
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<Alert level="info"> | |
Before approaching the steps below, read the general documentation around <PlatformLink to="/deployment-provider-setup/general/">setting up Sentry on a deployment provider</PlatformLink> to get quick general overview of the process. | |
This page only shows Netlify-specific steps. | |
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This page only shows Netlify-specific steps. We recommend that you read the general documentation for <PlatformLink to="/deployment-provider-setup/general/">setting up Sentry on a deployment provider</PlatformLink> to get quick general overview of the process before getting started with the steps below. | |
It's a bit jarring to have 2 different-colored alerts at the very beginning of the page. I think this sentence works better as a regular sentence rather than as an alert.
This page only shows Netlify-specific steps. | ||
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## Approach 1: Adding the `--import` flag |
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## Approach 1: Adding the `--import` flag | |
## Approach 1: Adding the `--import` Flag |
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<PlatformSection supported={['javascript.nuxt']}> | ||
The server-side of Nuxt is deployed as a Netlify Function. So make sure to scope the environment variable `NODE_OPTIONS` to "Functions". | ||
The path to the function is depending on your setup. When building the preset locally, the file is available at: `.netlify/functions-internal/server/sentry.server.config.mjs`. | ||
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<PlatformSection supported={['javascript.nuxt']}> | |
The server-side of Nuxt is deployed as a Netlify Function. So make sure to scope the environment variable `NODE_OPTIONS` to "Functions". | |
The path to the function is depending on your setup. When building the preset locally, the file is available at: `.netlify/functions-internal/server/sentry.server.config.mjs`. | |
<PlatformSection supported={['javascript.nuxt']}> | |
The server-side of Nuxt is deployed as a Netlify Function, so make sure to scope the environment variable `NODE_OPTIONS` to "Functions". | |
The path to the function depends on your setup. If you're building the preset locally, you'll find the file at: `.netlify/functions-internal/server/sentry.server.config.mjs`. | |
The path to the function is depending on your setup. When building the preset locally, the file is available at: `.netlify/functions-internal/server/sentry.server.config.mjs`. | ||
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The docs for this are still vague and we will update them as soon as we know more about which exact path to use for the `--import` flag. |
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+1 to @mydea. I think it's best not to document it if we know it doesn't work.
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Enabling `experimental_basicServerTracing` can be used when adding the node option `--import` does not work. This however only comes with limited tracing functionality because Sentry server config is not **pre**loaded with `--import`. | ||
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<PlatformSection supported={['javascript.nuxt']}> | ||
Enabling this option will automatically import the Sentry server config at the top of the server entry file (server entry: `.netlify/functions-internal/server/server.mjs`). | ||
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Enabling `experimental_basicServerTracing` can be used when adding the node option `--import` does not work. This however only comes with limited tracing functionality because Sentry server config is not **pre**loaded with `--import`. | |
<PlatformSection supported={['javascript.nuxt']}> | |
Enabling this option will automatically import the Sentry server config at the top of the server entry file (server entry: `.netlify/functions-internal/server/server.mjs`). | |
If adding the node option `--import` doesn't work, you can enable `experimental_basicServerTracing` instead. Note, that `experimental_basicServerTracing` only comes with limited tracing functionality because Sentry server config is not **pre**loaded with `--import`. | |
<PlatformSection supported={['javascript.nuxt']}> | |
Enabling this option will automatically import the Sentry server config at the top of the server entry file (server entry: `.netlify/functions-internal/server/server.mjs`). | |
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I'll close this as users don't have to include the |
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Adds a new menu item to describe the deployment setup for Nuxt as this is different for every provider and still in an experimental state.
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