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Sentry Lumberdash is a Flutter/Dart logging plugin that integrates with Sentry to automatically send application logs with appropriate severity levels. It enhances debugging by forwarding log messages—such as info, warning, and error—to Sentry, enabling real-time monitoring and issue tracking across multiple platforms. Designed for seamless use with the Lumberdash logging framework, it ensures structured and context-rich error reporting. Ideal for teams prioritizing observability and rapid incident response in production environments.
Use cases
Real-time log monitoring
Error tracking in production apps
Cross-platform debugging
Integrating with existing logging workflows
Enhancing app observability
Key features
Automatic severity level mapping
Seamless integration with Lumberdash
Multi-platform support (Android, iOS, Web, macOS, Windows, Linux)
Structured error reporting
Minimal configuration required
Suitable for
Developers using Lumberdash
Teams focused on app reliability
Production-grade logging solutions
Cross-platform mobile and desktop apps
Observability-focused development teams
Considerations
Requires Sentry account and DSN
Depends on Lumberdash logging framework
May increase network usage in high-volume logging scenarios
Not suitable for basic logging without Sentry integration
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lumberdash
Do you need logs? Lumberdash is the answer! With a simple but powerful logging API, Lumberdash is the easiest way to record logs.
And if that is not enough, you can extend its API and create your own custom plugins for your own logging needs.
How it works
Simply putLumberdashToWork with your preferred LumberdashClient, and start logging!
You can get the best of Lumberdash by using plugins! For example, by using the colorize_lumberdash, you could print logs in stdout with colors:
Add lumberdash to your dependencies, and extend the LumberdashClient. That easy!
You can see the SimpleClient in this package as inspiration.
Maintainers
This project is maintained by BMW Group.
Thank you to the original authors
Jorge Coca (@jorgecoca)
Felix Angelov (@felangel)
Tim Chabot(@tchabot22)
and all contributors.
License
MIT LicenseCopyright (c) 2019 BMW TechnologyCorporationPermissionis hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
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