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Feature Request: Support the Remix web framework #1764
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Thanks for the suggestion. We have added this to our roadmap for the future. We will let you know of updates on this. |
Any update on this @johnkiely1? |
Hi @abhagsain - no changes in this area just yet, as John said above we'll keep this thread updated 👍 |
Any update ? |
Hi @CostGranda - No updates just yet, we will keep you informed once we have more information. |
Any update ? |
I'm afraid we don't currently have any updates to share on this feature request. However, it is worth being aware that Remix does provide documentation on how to integrate with BugSnag: https://remix.run/docs/en/main/guides/errors If you haven't already, we'd recommend following this documentation and integrating our JavaScript SDK. We'd certainly be keen to hear about users' experiences with this, and what limitations may exist with this current solution. As previously mentioned, if there are any developments with dedicated Remix support, then we will make sure to post updates here. |
Description
Trying to implement Bugsnag error logging for Remix server errors has been difficult. Knowing how to implement both client-side and server-side error logging in a Remix application by having a guide or example to reference would be extremely helpful for the growing number of developers using the Remix framework who may already have a Bugsnag account.
Describe the solution you'd like
I think a solution would be to create a Remix integration guide similar to the other existing JS framework guides.
Describe alternatives you've considered
A quicker to implement solution might be to create an example implementation similar to the Next.js example
Additional context
Sentry seems to be moving steadily on creating their Remix SDK. It would be great if there was similar movement happening here.
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