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Installation

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There are various ways to install the PHP integration for Sentry. The\nrecommended way is to use Composer:

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$ composer require "sentry/sentry"\n
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Alternatively you can manually install it:

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  1. Download and extract the latest sentry-php archive\nto your PHP project.

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  2. Require the autoloader in your application:

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    require_once '/path/to/Raven/library/Raven/Autoloader.php';\nRaven_Autoloader::register();\n
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    3. \n
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Configuration

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The most important part is the creation of the raven client. Create it\nonce and reference it from anywhere you want to interface with Sentry:

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$client = new Raven_Client('___DSN___');\n
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Once you have the client you can either use it manually or enable the\nautomatic error and exception capturing which is recommended:

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$error_handler = new Raven_ErrorHandler($client);\n$error_handler->registerExceptionHandler();\n$error_handler->registerErrorHandler();\n$error_handler->registerShutdownFunction();\n
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Capturing Errors

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Sentry includes basic functionality for reporting any uncaught\nexceptions or PHP errors. This is done via the error handler,\nand appropriate hooks for each of PHP’s built-in reporting:

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$error_handler = new Raven_ErrorHandler($sentryClient);\n$error_handler->registerExceptionHandler();\n$error_handler->registerErrorHandler();\n$error_handler->registerShutdownFunction();\n
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Note

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Calling install() on a Raven_Client instance will automatically\nregister these handlers.

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