declare(strict_types=1); namespace Sentry; use Psr\Log\LoggerInterface; use Sentry\HttpClient\HttpClientInterface; use Sentry\Integration\IntegrationInterface; use Sentry\Integration\OTLPIntegration; use Sentry\Logs\Logs; use Sentry\Metrics\Metrics; use Sentry\Metrics\TraceMetrics; use Sentry\State\Scope; use Sentry\Tracing\PropagationContext; use Sentry\Tracing\SpanContext; use Sentry\Tracing\Transaction; use Sentry\Tracing\TransactionContext; use Sentry\Transport\TransportInterface; /** * Creates a new Client and Hub which will be set as current. * * @param array{ * attach_metric_code_locations?: bool, * attach_stacktrace?: bool, * before_breadcrumb?: callable, * before_send?: callable, * before_send_check_in?: callable, * before_send_log?: callable, * before_send_transaction?: callable, * capture_silenced_errors?: bool, * context_lines?: int|null, * default_integrations?: bool, * dsn?: string|bool|Dsn|null, * enable_logs?: bool, * environment?: string|null, * error_types?: int|null, * http_client?: HttpClientInterface|null, * http_compression?: bool, * http_connect_timeout?: int|float, * http_proxy?: string|null, * http_proxy_authentication?: string|null, * http_ssl_verify_peer?: bool, * http_timeout?: int|float, * http_enable_curl_share_handle?: bool, * ignore_exceptions?: array, * ignore_transactions?: array, * in_app_exclude?: array, * in_app_include?: array, * integrations?: IntegrationInterface[]|callable(IntegrationInterface[]): IntegrationInterface[], * logger?: LoggerInterface|null, * log_flush_threshold?: int|null, * metric_flush_threshold?: int|null, * max_breadcrumbs?: int, * max_request_body_size?: "none"|"never"|"small"|"medium"|"always", * max_value_length?: int, * org_id?: int|null, * prefixes?: array, * profiles_sample_rate?: int|float|null, * profiles_sampler?: callable|null, * release?: string|null, * sample_rate?: float|int, * send_attempts?: int, * send_default_pii?: bool, * server_name?: string, * spotlight?: bool, * spotlight_url?: string, * strict_trace_continuation?: bool, * tags?: array, * trace_propagation_targets?: array|null, * traces_sample_rate?: float|int|null, * traces_sampler?: callable|null, * transport?: TransportInterface|null, * } $options The client options */ function init(array $options = []): void { $client = ClientBuilder::create($options)->getClient(); SentrySdk::init()->bindClient($client); } /** * Captures a message event and sends it to Sentry. * * @param string $message The message * @param Severity|null $level The severity level of the message * @param EventHint|null $hint Object that can contain additional information about the event */ function captureMessage(string $message, ?Severity $level = null, ?EventHint $hint = null): ?EventId { return SentrySdk::getCurrentHub()->captureMessage($message, $level, $hint); } /** * Captures an exception event and sends it to Sentry. * * @param \Throwable $exception The exception * @param EventHint|null $hint Object that can contain additional information about the event */ function captureException(\Throwable $exception, ?EventHint $hint = null): ?EventId { return SentrySdk::getCurrentHub()->captureException($exception, $hint); } /** * Captures a new event using the provided data. * * @param Event $event The event being captured * @param EventHint|null $hint May contain additional information about the event */ function captureEvent(Event $event, ?EventHint $hint = null): ?EventId { return SentrySdk::getCurrentHub()->captureEvent($event, $hint); } /** * Logs the most recent error (obtained with {@see error_get_last()}). * * @param EventHint|null $hint Object that can contain additional information about the event */ function captureLastError(?EventHint $hint = null): ?EventId { return SentrySdk::getCurrentHub()->captureLastError($hint); } /** * Captures a check-in and sends it to Sentry. * * @param string $slug Identifier of the Monitor * @param CheckInStatus $status The status of the check-in * @param int|float|null $duration The duration of the check-in * @param MonitorConfig|null $monitorConfig Configuration of the Monitor * @param string|null $checkInId A check-in ID from the previous check-in */ function captureCheckIn(string $slug, CheckInStatus $status, $duration = null, ?MonitorConfig $monitorConfig = null, ?string $checkInId = null): ?string { return SentrySdk::getCurrentHub()->captureCheckIn($slug, $status, $duration, $monitorConfig, $checkInId); } /** * Execute the given callable while wrapping it in a monitor check-in. * * @param string $slug Identifier of the Monitor * @param callable $callback The callable that is going to be monitored * @param MonitorConfig|null $monitorConfig Configuration of the Monitor * * @return mixed */ function withMonitor(string $slug, callable $callback, ?MonitorConfig $monitorConfig = null) { $checkInId = SentrySdk::getCurrentHub()->captureCheckIn($slug, CheckInStatus::inProgress(), null, $monitorConfig); $status = CheckInStatus::ok(); $duration = 0; try { $start = microtime(true); $result = $callback(); $duration = microtime(true) - $start; return $result; } catch (\Throwable $e) { $status = CheckInStatus::error(); throw $e; } finally { SentrySdk::getCurrentHub()->captureCheckIn($slug, $status, $duration, $monitorConfig, $checkInId); } } /** * Records a new breadcrumb which will be attached to future events. They * will be added to subsequent events to provide more context on user's * actions prior to an error or crash. * * @param Breadcrumb|string $category The category of the breadcrumb, can be a Breadcrumb instance as well (in which case the other parameters are ignored) * @param string|null $message Breadcrumb message * @param array $metadata Additional information about the breadcrumb * @param string $level The error level of the breadcrumb * @param string $type The type of the breadcrumb * @param float|null $timestamp Optional timestamp of the breadcrumb */ function addBreadcrumb($category, ?string $message = null, array $metadata = [], string $level = Breadcrumb::LEVEL_INFO, string $type = Breadcrumb::TYPE_DEFAULT, ?float $timestamp = null): void { SentrySdk::getCurrentHub()->addBreadcrumb( $category instanceof Breadcrumb ? $category : new Breadcrumb($level, $type, $category, $message, $metadata, $timestamp) ); } /** * Calls the given callback passing to it the current scope so that any * operation can be run within its context. * * @param callable $callback The callback to be executed */ function configureScope(callable $callback): void { SentrySdk::getCurrentHub()->configureScope($callback); } /** * Creates a new scope with and executes the given operation within. The scope * is automatically removed once the operation finishes or throws. * * @param callable $callback The callback to be executed * * @phpstan-template T * * @phpstan-param callable(Scope): T $callback * * @return mixed|void The callback's return value, upon successful execution * * @phpstan-return T */ function withScope(callable $callback) { return SentrySdk::getCurrentHub()->withScope($callback); } function startContext(): void { SentrySdk::startContext(); } function endContext(?int $timeout = null): void { SentrySdk::endContext($timeout); } /** * Executes the given callback within an isolated context. * * If a context is already active for the current execution key, it is reused. * * @param callable $callback The callback to execute * @param int|null $timeout The maximum number of seconds to wait while flushing the client transport * * @phpstan-template T * * @phpstan-param callable(): T $callback * * @return mixed * * @phpstan-return T */ function withContext(callable $callback, ?int $timeout = null) { return SentrySdk::withContext($callback, $timeout); } /** * Starts a new `Transaction` and returns it. This is the entry point to manual * tracing instrumentation. * * A tree structure can be built by adding child spans to the transaction, and * child spans to other spans. To start a new child span within the transaction * or any span, call the respective `startChild()` method. * * Every child span must be finished before the transaction is finished, * otherwise the unfinished spans are discarded. * * The transaction must be finished with a call to its `finish()` method, at * which point the transaction with all its finished child spans will be sent to * Sentry. * * @param TransactionContext $context Properties of the new transaction * @param array $customSamplingContext Additional context that will be passed to the {@see Tracing\SamplingContext} */ function startTransaction(TransactionContext $context, array $customSamplingContext = []): Transaction { return SentrySdk::getCurrentHub()->startTransaction($context, $customSamplingContext); } /** * Execute the given callable while wrapping it in a span added as a child to the current transaction and active span. * If there is no transaction active this is a no-op and the scope passed to the trace callable will be unused. * * @template T * * @param callable(Scope): T $trace The callable that is going to be traced * @param SpanContext $context The context of the span to be created * * @return T */ function trace(callable $trace, SpanContext $context) { return SentrySdk::getCurrentHub()->withScope(static function (Scope $scope) use ($context, $trace) { $parentSpan = $scope->getSpan(); $span = null; // If there is a span set on the scope and it's sampled there is an active transaction. // If that is the case we create the child span and set it on the scope. // Otherwise we only execute the callable without creating a span. if ($parentSpan !== null && $parentSpan->getSampled()) { $span = $parentSpan->startChild($context); $scope->setSpan($span); } try { return $trace($scope); } finally { if ($span !== null) { $span->finish(); $scope->setSpan($parentSpan); } } }); } /** * Returns the OTLP traces endpoint configured for the current client. */ function getOtlpTracesEndpointUrl(): ?string { $hub = SentrySdk::getCurrentHub(); $client = $hub->getClient(); if ($client === null) { return null; } $integration = $hub->getIntegration(OTLPIntegration::class); if ($integration instanceof OTLPIntegration && $integration->getCollectorUrl() !== null) { return $integration->getCollectorUrl(); } $dsn = $client->getOptions()->getDsn(); if ($dsn === null) { return null; } return $dsn->getOtlpTracesEndpointUrl(); } /** * Creates the current Sentry traceparent string, to be used as a HTTP header value * or HTML meta tag value. * This function is context aware, as in it either returns the traceparent based * on the current span, or the scope's propagation context. */ function getTraceparent(): string { $hub = SentrySdk::getCurrentHub(); $client = $hub->getClient(); if ($client !== null) { $options = $client->getOptions(); if ($options->isTracingEnabled()) { $span = SentrySdk::getCurrentHub()->getSpan(); if ($span !== null) { return $span->toTraceparent(); } } } $traceParent = ''; $hub->configureScope(static function (Scope $scope) use (&$traceParent) { if ($scope->hasExternalPropagationContext()) { return; } $traceParent = $scope->getPropagationContext()->toTraceparent(); }); return $traceParent; } /** * Creates the current W3C traceparent string, to be used as a HTTP header value * or HTML meta tag value. * This function is context aware, as in it either returns the traceparent based * on the current span, or the scope's propagation context. * * @deprecated since version 4.12. To be removed in version 5.0. */ function getW3CTraceparent(): string { return ''; } /** * Creates the baggage content string, to be used as a HTTP header value * or HTML meta tag value. * This function is context aware, as in it either returns the baggage based * on the current span or the scope's propagation context. */ function getBaggage(): string { $hub = SentrySdk::getCurrentHub(); $client = $hub->getClient(); if ($client !== null) { $options = $client->getOptions(); if ($options->isTracingEnabled()) { $span = SentrySdk::getCurrentHub()->getSpan(); if ($span !== null) { return $span->toBaggage(); } } } $baggage = ''; $hub->configureScope(static function (Scope $scope) use (&$baggage) { if ($scope->hasExternalPropagationContext()) { return; } $baggage = $scope->getPropagationContext()->toBaggage(); }); return $baggage; } /** * Continue a trace based on HTTP header values. * If the SDK is configured with enabled tracing, * this function returns a populated TransactionContext. * In any other cases, it populates the propagation context on the scope. */ function continueTrace(string $sentryTrace, string $baggage): TransactionContext { // With the new `strict_trace_continuation`, it's possible that we start two new // traces if we parse the TransactionContext and PropagationContext from the same // headers. To make sure the trace is the same, we will create one transaction // context from headers and copy relevant information over. $transactionContext = TransactionContext::fromHeaders($sentryTrace, $baggage); $propagationContext = PropagationContext::fromDefaults(); $metadata = $transactionContext->getMetadata(); $traceId = $transactionContext->getTraceId() ?? $propagationContext->getTraceId(); $transactionContext->setTraceId($traceId); $propagationContext->setTraceId($traceId); $propagationContext->setParentSpanId($transactionContext->getParentSpanId()); $propagationContext->setSampleRand($metadata->getSampleRand()); $dynamicSamplingContext = $metadata->getDynamicSamplingContext(); if ($dynamicSamplingContext !== null) { $propagationContext->setDynamicSamplingContext($dynamicSamplingContext); } $hub = SentrySdk::getCurrentHub(); $hub->configureScope(static function (Scope $scope) use ($propagationContext): void { $scope->setPropagationContext($propagationContext); }); return $transactionContext; } /** * Get the Sentry Logs client. */ function logger(): Logs { return Logs::getInstance(); } /** * @deprecated use `traceMetrics` instead */ function metrics(): Metrics { return Metrics::getInstance(); } function traceMetrics(): TraceMetrics { return TraceMetrics::getInstance(); } /** * @deprecated use `traceMetrics` instead */ function trace_metrics(): TraceMetrics { return TraceMetrics::getInstance(); } /** * Adds a feature flag evaluation to the current scope. * When invoked repeatedly for the same name, the most recent value is used. */ function addFeatureFlag(string $name, bool $result): void { SentrySdk::getCurrentHub()->configureScope(static function (Scope $scope) use ($name, $result) { $scope->addFeatureFlag($name, $result); }); } /** * Flushes all buffered telemetry data. * * This is a convenience facade that forwards the flush operation to all * internally managed components. * * Calling this method is equivalent to invoking `flush()` on each component * individually. It does not change flushing behavior, improve performance, * or reduce the number of network requests. */ function flush(): void { SentrySdk::flush(); } Appliances Junk Removal Service – Free Junk Removal Dubai

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