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shipd-sdk

v0.2.1

Published

Catch production bugs. Shipd fixes them automatically.

Readme

shipd-sdk

Catch production bugs. Shipd fixes them automatically.

Lightweight, non-blocking error tracking SDK. Auto-detects Node.js vs Browser environments. Supports source maps for original file/line mapping.

Install

npm install shipd-sdk

Quick Start

import { shipd } from 'shipd-sdk';

shipd.init({
  key: 'shipd_xxxxxxxxxxxx',
  repo: 'owner/repo-name',
  environment: 'production',
  release: '1.0.0',
});

That's it. The SDK automatically catches:

  • Uncaught exceptions (Node.js uncaughtException)
  • Unhandled promise rejections (Node.js + Browser)
  • Browser errors (window.onerror)

Manual Capture

try {
  riskyOperation();
} catch (err) {
  shipd.captureError(err, { userId: '123', action: 'checkout' });
}

Wrap Functions

// Automatically catches errors from async functions
const handler = shipd.wrap(async (req, res) => {
  const data = await fetchData();
  res.json(data);
});

Express Middleware

import { shipd } from 'shipd-sdk';
import { shipdErrorHandler, shipdRequestHandler } from 'shipd-sdk/express';

shipd.init({ key: 'shipd_xxx', repo: 'owner/repo' });

const app = express();

// Optional: adds response time tracking
app.use(shipdRequestHandler());

// ... your routes ...

// Must be LAST — catches unhandled errors
app.use(shipdErrorHandler());

Configuration

shipd.init({
  key: 'shipd_xxxxxxxxxxxx',     // Required: your API key
  repo: 'owner/repo-name',       // Required: GitHub repo
  endpoint: 'https://...',       // Optional: custom API endpoint
  environment: 'production',     // Optional: environment tag
  release: '1.0.0',              // Optional: release/version tag
  debug: false,                  // Optional: log SDK activity
  beforeSend: (payload) => {     // Optional: filter/modify errors
    if (payload.message.includes('ignore')) return null;
    return payload;
  },
});

Features

  • ~10KB — Lightweight, no dependencies
  • Non-blocking — Fire-and-forget, batched sending
  • Auto-deduplication — Same error won't be reported more than once per minute
  • Source maps — Automatically resolves to original source files (Node.js)
  • Smart stack parsing — V8, Firefox, and Safari stack trace formats
  • beforeSend hook — Filter or modify errors before sending
  • Express middleware — Drop-in error handler with request context
  • wrap() — Automatically catch errors from async functions

How It Works

  1. SDK catches production errors
  2. Errors are sent to Shipd
  3. Shipd's AI analyzes the error and your code
  4. A fix PR is automatically opened on your repo

License

MIT