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watchup-react

v1.0.0

Published

Watchup SDK for React and Next.js

Readme

Watchup SDK Routes

This document outlines the routes used by the @watchup/react SDK and other active routes available on the Watchup backend.

Base Configuration

  • Base URL: https://watchup-server.vercel.app
  • Headers Required for SDK Requests:
    • X-Watchup-Project: Your Project ID
    • X-Watchup-Key: Your API Key

Active Routes

System / Authentication

| Method | Endpoint | Description | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | POST | /system/sdk/auth | Authenticates the SDK client. Checks subscription status and returns user/project details. | | GET | /system/api-key | Retrieves the API key for the current user (requires session). | | POST | /system/api-key | Creates or regenerates an API key for the current user (requires session). |

V1 API (Monitors & Events)

| Method | Endpoint | Description | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | POST | /v1/capture | Captures runtime errors, promise rejections, and React render errors from the SDK. (Assumed endpoint for event ingestion) | | POST | /v1/monitors | Creates a new uptime monitor. | | GET | /v1/monitors | Lists all uptime monitors for the project. | | DELETE | /v1/monitors/<monitor_id> | Deletes a specific uptime monitor. |

SDK Internal Behavior

The @watchup/react SDK automatically handles the following interactions:

  1. Initialization: Calls POST /system/sdk/auth on mount to verify credentials.
  2. Error Capture: Calls POST /v1/capture with error details when an exception occurs.

Note: All SDK requests fail silently if the backend is unreachable to prevent impacting the host application.