
You can use the Sentry client to send events to us. We support latest Sentry versions (Ruby 5.* etc.). You can find more information about Sentry [here](https://docs.sentry.io/platforms/).

You easily using following DSN instead of Sentry's:
  
  ```
  https://<secret>@app.errordeck.com/<project>
  ```

You can find the secret under API and integration in your project settings.

We know that Errordeck support at least these languages:
* Javascript
* Python
* Ruby
* Crystal
* PHP

But we should work with most sentry client support, except for those sending dumps.

Below is an example with Python.

## Install Sentry Client

```bash
pip install sentry-sdk
```

## Configure Sentry Client

```python
import sentry_sdk
from sentry_sdk.integrations.django import DjangoIntegration


sentry_sdk.init(
    dsn="https://<secret>@app.errordeck.com/<project_id>",
    integrations=[DjangoIntegration()],
)
```

## Send Events

```python
from sentry_sdk import capture_exception


def foo():
    bar()


def bar():

    try:
        baz()
    except Exception:
        capture_exception()
```


## Send Events with Context

```python
from sentry_sdk import capture_exception


def foo():
    bar()


def bar():

    try:
        baz()
    except Exception:
        capture_exception(context={'extra': 'context'})
```


Using Sentry Client


When you create an event, you can set tags on it. Tags are a way to group events together or add more information to them. 
It can help you add necessary information to be able to debug the event.

We don't save user context, but we can use tags to add user_id and non-personal information to be able to debug.

## Set tags on events

By using sentry client, tags are set on events in the context of the event.

```ruby
  Sentry.set_tags('page.locale': 'de-at')
```

Right now tags are not searchable, filterable or sortable.



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