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@oopsie-app/browser

v1.2.1

Published

Official Oopsie JavaScript browser SDK with Oopsie Signal handshake.

Readme

Oopsie Browser SDK

SDK JavaScript oficial da Oopsie para aplicações browser.

Este pacote é a base para:

  • uso direto via <script>
  • uso moderno via ESM / bundlers
  • wrappers oficiais de framework como React e Vue

Wrappers oficiais:

  • @oopsie-app/react
  • @oopsie-app/vue

Versão atual do ecossistema:

  • @oopsie-app/browser v1.2.0
  • @oopsie-app/react v1.2.0
  • @oopsie-app/vue v1.2.0

Instalação

npm install @oopsie-app/browser

Inicialização

Via ESM

import { init, setOopsieUser, setOopsieContext } from "@oopsie-app/browser";

init({
  projectKey: "pk_xxx",
  endpoint: "https://www.oopsie.com.br/api/ingest/rum",
  env: "production",
  release: window.APP_VERSION || "v1.0.0",
});

setOopsieUser({
  id: "123",
  email: "[email protected]",
});

setOopsieContext({
  tenant: "acme",
  area: "checkout",
});

Via script / CDN

<script src="https://www.oopsie.com.br/sdk/oopsie.js"></script>
<script>
  Oopsie.init({
    projectKey: 'pk_xxx',
    endpoint: 'https://www.oopsie.com.br/api/ingest/rum',
    env: 'production',
    release: window.APP_VERSION || 'v1.0.0'
  });
</script>

A propriedade release deve representar a versão da aplicação monitorada pelo cliente. Use o mesmo valor no backend e no frontend em cada deploy.

API pública

  • init()
  • captureException()
  • captureMessage()
  • captureEvent()
  • setOopsieUser()
  • clearOopsieUser()
  • setOopsieContext()
  • mergeOopsieContext()
  • clearOopsieContext()
  • flush()

Pacotes oficiais

@oopsie-app/browser

Núcleo oficial JavaScript/browser da Oopsie.

@oopsie-app/react

Wrapper para React com:

  • OopsieProvider
  • OopsieErrorBoundary
  • useOopsie()

@oopsie-app/vue

Wrapper para Vue com:

  • createOopsieVue()
  • useOopsie()

Sourcemaps

Para que a Oopsie resolva stacks minificadas do frontend em arquivo/linha originais, envie o sourcemap correspondente à mesma release publicada pelo cliente.

Exemplo de upload via API:

curl -X POST "https://www.oopsie.com.br/api/sourcemaps" \
  -H "X-Oopsie-Release-Token: SEU_RELEASE_TOKEN" \
  -F "project_key=pk_xxx" \
  -F "release=v1.0.0" \
  -F "environment=production" \
  -F "minified_url=https://app.cliente.com/assets/app.abc123.js" \
  -F "file=@dist/assets/app.abc123.js.map"

Regras práticas:

  • a release do upload deve ser a mesma enviada no Oopsie.init()
  • minified_url deve apontar para o bundle que aparece no stack minificado
  • cada novo deploy frontend deve publicar novos bundles e seus respectivos .map