ErrorPulse is a front-end error tracking tool. It offers features like smart grouping, AST-enabled code for full context, telemetry for event sequences, stack trace, and labeling options. It provides a lightweight script, supports multiple uses, and offers scalable pricing.
Error are smartly grouped, so that it does not populate the dashboard with repetitive errors.
AST helps you to view the full context of error codes, instead of showing the nerdy lines.
Complete stack trace of the error, including the positions of the error in source code.
Sequence of events, just before the error occurred.
Label error according to Priority or Status, to later filter on dashboard.
Ensures low impact on application performance.
Supports multiple websites and applications.
Errors are smartly grouped, so that it does not populate the dashboard with repetitive errors.
Complete stack trace of the error, including the positions of the error in source code.
Label errors according to Priority or Status, to later filter on the dashboard.
One application can be shared with other users for collaboration.
Add custom metadata to each error, which helps you to track more granularly.
Dashboard is designed as responsive, so you can track errors from mobile devices as well.
AST helps you to give the full context of error code, instead of showing the nearby lines.
Sequence of events, just before the error occurred.
The embed script is lightweight (<5KB), which does not affect the performance of your application.
In a PRO account, you can have unlimited applications assigned to one user under the terms of Fair Use Case.
Export error reports to users via PDF, or generate a public link to share via email, Slack, or anywhere.
Add the Error Pulse script directly to the HTML file's head section for tracking errors.
Login to WordPress, navigate to Appearance > Theme Editor, and insert the Error Pulse script in the header.php file or use a plugin.
Use two options to integrate: modify public/index.html, or use a useEffect hook in App.js to append the Error Pulse script dynamically.
Add the Error Pulse script in pages/_document.js using a custom Document component.
Include the script in public/index.html or use a lifecycle hook for adding the Error Pulse script.
Add the Error Pulse script in src/index.html for error tracking.
Introducing PRO account tier with enhanced functionalities.
Receive alerts and reports on Slack and via Email for better monitoring.
Provides support for source maps to facilitate easier debugging.
Allows users to export error reports in PDF format or as a shareable link.
Displays a list of errors with details like name, source file, location, occurrence, and a unique identifier for tracking.
Allows filtering errors by badges (e.g., HIGH, MEDIUM) to easily identify critical issues.
Shows the last and first occurrences of errors to find recurring problems with visual occurrence patterns.
Displays the total count of each error to prioritize fixing efforts based on frequency.
Errors are smartly grouped to avoid populating the dashboard with repetitive errors.
Helps you view the full context of error codes, making it easier to understand by displaying the entire block instead of isolated lines.
Provides a complete stack trace of errors, including the exact positions in the source code.
Displays the sequence of events that occurred just before the error.
Allows you to label errors according to priority or status for easier filtering on the dashboard.
Errors are smartly grouped to avoid filling the dashboard with repetitive errors.
Helps view the full context of error code instead of just the specific error line.
Shows the sequence of events just before an error occurred.
Provides a complete trace of the error, including positions in the source code.
Allows labeling errors by priority or status for later filtering on the dashboard.
Groups similar errors together to avoid cluttering the dashboard with repetitive errors.
Displays the full context of error codes rather than just showing the affected lines.
Provides a detailed trace of the error, including the positions of the error in the source code.
Shows the sequence of events leading up to the error.
Allows labeling of errors according to priority or status for easier filtering on the dashboard.
Automatically groups similar errors to prevent dashboard clutter from repetitive errors.
Provides full context of error locations instead of just code snippets, making debugging easier.
Gives a complete trace of the error with specific positions in the source code, helping locate issues quickly.
Records the sequence of events leading up to an error to aid in understanding the cause.
Allows labeling errors based on priority or status, which helps in filtering and managing errors on the dashboard.
Errors are smartly grouped to avoid cluttering the dashboard with repetitive errors.
Enhances the display of error contexts by providing full context of error codes, rather than just isolated code lines.
Provides a complete trace of the error, including positions of the error in the source code.
Captures a sequence of events just prior to the error's occurrence.
Errors can be labeled according to priority or status for easier filtering on the dashboard.
Groups errors smartly to prevent populating the dashboard with repetitive errors.
Provides the full context of error codes instead of showing only the error lines.
Shows a complete stack trace of the error, including positions of the error in the source code.
Displays a sequence of events just before the error occurred.
Allows labeling of errors according to priority or status for easier filtering on the dashboard.
Errors are smartly grouped to avoid dashboard clutter with repetitive errors.
Provides the full context of error code instead of showing line numbers.
Shows a complete trace of the error with positions in the source code.
Displays the sequence of events leading up to the error.
Allows labeling of errors based on priority or status for dashboard filtering.
Ensures minimal performance impact during error tracking.
Supports error tracking across multiple use cases and applications.
Groups similar errors to avoid cluttering the dashboard with repetitive errors.
Shows the full context of error code instead of just the error line.
Provides a complete track of the error, including the error's position in the source code.
Logs the sequence of events right before an error occurs.
Allows labeling errors by priority or status for filtering on the dashboard.