A bug happens in production. Follow along as your bug is caught by the Flytrap and lands in the Flytrap Dashboard.
function GET
(request: Request) {
const output =
searchParams.get
('userId')
const output =
listUsers
(params)
users.find(
((u) => u.userId === userId)
const output =
NextResponse.json
({ success: true, user: foundUser })
}
Understand complex bugs in a matter of minutes. With Flytrap, viewing what happened leading up to your bug is like reading your own code, except that with the Magic of Flytrap, you can now hover over the code to see the actual values of the end-user.
Squash bugs like a champ. Find the root of the problem quickly with Flytrap, then deploy the fix in record time. Tackle your production bugs without stress and with confidence.
function GET
(request: Request) {
const output =
searchParams.get
('userId')
const output =
listUsers
(params)
users.find(
((u) => u.userId === userId)
const output =
NextResponse.json
({ success: true, user: foundUser })
}
When Flytrap captures a bug, it also captures the inputs and outputs of all functions, and all data that caused the bug, so you can instantly understand what went wrong, and deploy a fix in record time. Say goodbye to desperately going through thousands of lines of logs and scouring databases.
See how it works
Many tools send a lot of irrelevant errors, leading to teams not being able to trust the tools. Flytrap focuses on capturing errors that are actually bugs by capturing invariant state, thrown functions and more.
Your bug alerts don't have to look like this
Failed to load resource: net::ERR_BLOCKED_BY_CLIENT
Extension errored
Something went wrong
Internet connection dropped
[LOGGER]: Check credential status returns invalid response.
When Flytrap captures a bug, it also captures the inputs and outputs of all functions, and all data that caused the bug, so you can instantly understand what went wrong, and deploy a fix in record time.
const { FlytrapTransformPlugin } = require('useflytrap/transform')/** @type {import('next').NextConfig} */const nextConfig = {webpack(config) {config.plugins = config.plugins ?? []config.infrastructureLogging = { level: 'error' }if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production') {config.plugins.push(FlytrapTransformPlugin.webpack())}return config}}module.exports = nextConfig