Sentry: feature request: fullstory plugin

[mkj28]

It would be _amazing_ to have a Sentry plugin that queries fullstory API and adds a link in the Sentry UI that takes you directly to the fullstory session that triggered the Sentry - maybe couple seconds before the event fired

[bcmcq]

The full story url is basically the fs_uid from the cookie data already saved in Sentry.

Example:

fullstory.com`ABC123`23094802384:239085039485904`90348`

Basically translates to:

https://app.fullstory.com/ui/ABC123/session/23094802384:239085039485904/90348/

Of course a plugin would be a better long term solution but that data could simply be parsed from the cookie info if needed.

[devdazed]

i know this is old but one solution is to add the URL in the tags:

      dataCallback: function (data) {
        if (!data.tags) {
          data.tags = {}
        }

        // Adds the FullStory URL to the tags in Sentry
        if (window['FS']) {
          data.tags.fullStorySessionUrl = window.FS.getCurrentSessionURL(true)
        }
        return data
      }

[grv231]

Just confirming if fullstory plugin is a possibility in the near future :)

[buremba]

We use the following snippet and it just works:

Sentry.configureScope(scope => {
        scope.addEventProcessor(async (event) => {
          if(event.extra == null) {
            event.extra = {}
          }
          event.extra.sessionURL = FS.getCurrentSessionURL(true)
          return event
        })
      })

[scefali]

@mkj28 @bcmcq @devdazed @grv231 @buremba

Hey there, in fact, there is a Sentry-Fullstory integration as of a few weeks ago! Check it out here: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@sentry/fullstory

At the core of it, it works pretty much how @buremba's code snippet works. But there is actually additional functionality of linking to the Sentry error from FullStory. Please don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions (preferably here: https://github.com/getsentry/sentry-fullstory/issues)

[mkj28]

WOOOT!!! WOOOT!!!

[grv231]

Nice, will check it out today itself. Forgot about this that I had asked a question here :)

[bcmcq]

Awesome, thanks!