Open MTRNord opened 4 years ago
We actually talked about this internally a few days ago. So far we haven’t tried it, and I don’t think it will be a priority any time soon. However, the new modularized sentry-core
should be a much better starting point for this.
It would be awesome at some point :) (Especially as I currently work with yew/wasm)
Has there been any movement on this issue? :) I see there are some Wasm related types in the documentation.
I know that leaving +1's are generally a bad practice, but I wanted to mention that particularly now that serving API's via WASM through Fastly or CloudFlare, this is a missing piece that would be very nice to have.
I'll be digging through this shortly to see if anything has changed, but has anyone even tried recently? If I add these lines to my wasm project, I don't get any errors:
sentry = {version = "0.29.1", default-features = false}
getrandom = { version = "0.2.8", features = ["js"] }
The second line is necessary because sentry
requires getrandom
but does not set the js
feature, which is necessary to get random numbers from a wasm (in JS) context. If I don't set default-features = false
in sentry
then the first error I get is about not having OpenSSL headers, and obviously that is not happening in a WASM context. But I see that reqwest
does support WASM, so that stuff shouldn't be necessary...
@hut8 I got it working. However, using the sentry
package, you have to do all the serializing of data manually (and I think this will be platform specific too, I'm working on CloudFlare workers). If this is of interest to you and you are interested to working on it, reach me by email.
It looks like no matter what, I can't use the sentry crate at all, and I believe that's @omarabid 's experience too. I get a panic here:
at std::time::SystemTime::now::h69200a4ca613d8a5
at sentry_types::auth::auth_from_dsn_and_client::h4dc5020090240e03
For a browser WASM environment, I think we would have to do a rather large overhaul.
However, the ureq
transport at least builds 😄
@hut8 thanks to you I actually got sentry to build too, but then in the browser its not going to start at all, as if sentry is completely blocking the dioxus web initializer code.
on my side I have issues with "time". I get this error:
time not implemented on this platform', library/std/src/sys/wasm/../unsupported/time.rs:31:9
Hi wasm based rust currently fails in all kind of ways.
Especially this often happens when compiling:
Is it possible to get wasm support in the future?