sntr: all of Sentry at your fingertips

The sntr command-line program gives you convenient access to Sentry directly from your terminal.

Disclaimer: this is not an official Sentry project.

Despite being under the getsentry GitHub organization, this project is only an experiment developed during Sentry's internal Hack Week 2020.

Expect no support, expect things to be broken in unimaginable ways, use at your own risk.

Features:

• List organizations: sntr get organizations
• List projects: sntr get projects
• List project issues: sntr get ORG_SLUG/PROJ_SLUG
• Search issues: sntr get --query
• Get events in JSON format
• Send test events: sntr send
• Create a proxy between your program and the Sentry ingestion API
• Traces and transactions
• List releases
• Multi DSN -- read/write multiple projects at once
• ...

Test events

sntr can send test events and time how long it takes to get it back after it has been processed by Sentry.

sntr send

NOTE: sentry-cli can send events too and with more advanced options.

Proxy

In proxy mode, sntr gives you the power to intercept all requests from a Sentry SDK to Sentry's ingestion API.

sntr proxy

Features:

• Record any kind of outgoing data from SDKs before it goes to Sentry
• Interactively modify data before it is sent
• Programmatically modify data before it goes out

Exec

The exec subcommand turns sntr into a wrapper that can execute and capture errors and crashes from arbitrary processes.

sntr exec 
   

   

Features:

• If exits with non-zero exit code, an error is sent to Sentry
• If sntr-exec receives a termination signal, it tries to send an event to Sentry.

Extra

• Record latencies of every HTTP interaction
• Visualize latency distribution with "HdrHistogram-like" graph

How to install

• brew install sntr
• Download release from GitHub