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@wanahq/cli

v0.1.0

Published

Wana — Cloudflare-native crash reporting. CLI for uploading dSYMs and managing your projects.

Readme

@wanahq/cli

CLI for Wana — Cloudflare-native crash reporting.

Install

npm install -g @wanahq/cli

The binary is wana.

Commands

wana upload-dif

Upload Mach-O debug files (.dSYM bundles and Xcode 14+ .debug.dylib sidecars) so Wana can symbolicate native crash stacks.

The CLI scans for any .dSYM/Contents/Resources/DWARF/<binary> and *.debug.dylib files under the given path, extracts their Mach-O UUIDs via dwarfdump, deduplicates them, and uploads each to the matching project.

wana upload-dif [path] \
  --dsn "https://<publicKey>@ingest.wana.example/<projectId>" \
  [--git-sha <sha>] [--git-repo <owner/repo>]
  • path defaults to $DWARF_DSYM_FOLDER_PATH (set by Xcode at archive time), then cwd.
  • --dsn falls back to $WANA_DSN, then $SENTRY_DSN.
  • --git-sha / --git-repo default to git rev-parse HEAD + git remote get-url origin. When present, Wana renders stack frames as deep-links to GitHub at the matching commit.

Xcode Run Script (recommended)

Add a New Run Script Phase to your iOS / macOS target after Strip Debug Symbols:

if which wana >/dev/null; then
  export WANA_DSN="https://<publicKey>@ingest.wana.example/<projectId>"
  wana upload-dif "$DWARF_DSYM_FOLDER_PATH"
fi

Every build / archive now ships its dSYM + git context automatically. Crashes that come in within minutes will have function names and clickable GitHub links.

Requirements

  • macOS with Xcode Command Line Tools installed (the CLI calls dwarfdump for UUID extraction).
  • Node.js 18+.

License

MIT