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sentry

v0.2.0

Published

Sentry CLI - A command-line interface for using Sentry built by robots and humans for robots and humans

Readme

sentry

A gh-like CLI for Sentry.

Setup

# Login via OAuth (device flow)
sentry auth login

You'll be given a URL and a code to enter. Once you authorize, the CLI will automatically receive your token.

Or use an API token directly:

sentry auth login --token YOUR_SENTRY_API_TOKEN

Commands

Auth

sentry auth login      # Login via OAuth device flow
sentry auth logout     # Logout
sentry auth status     # Check auth status

Organizations

sentry org list                 # List all orgs
sentry org list --json          # Output as JSON

Projects

sentry project list                        # List all projects
sentry project list my-org                 # List projects in org
sentry project list --platform javascript  # Filter by platform

Issues

sentry issue list --org my-org --project my-project     # List issues
sentry issue list --org my-org --project my-project --json
sentry issue get 123456789                              # Get issue by ID
sentry issue get 123456789 --event                      # Include latest event

API

sentry api /organizations/                              # GET request
sentry api /issues/123/ --method PUT --field status=resolved
sentry api /organizations/ --include                    # Show headers

Development

bun install
bun run --env-file=.env.local src/bin.ts --help    # Run CLI in dev mode
bun run build                                       # Build binary

See DEVELOPMENT.md for detailed development instructions.

Config

Stored in ~/.sentry-cli-next/config.json (mode 600).