.NET

1Install

dotnet add package Blipit

2Initialise at startup

Keep the returned handle alive for the life of the process. Both values are on the project's Keys page.

using Blipit;

using var blipit = Blipit.Blipit.Init(new BlipitOptions
{
    Key = "<public key>",
    Project = "<project id>",
    Environment = "production",
    Release = "myapp@1.4.2",
});

3ASP.NET Core (optional)

For request context, performance and log capture, add Sentry.AspNetCore and hand it Blipit's address; Blipit.Init alone is enough for exceptions.

builder.WebHost.UseSentry(Blipit.Blipit.Dsn("<public key>", "<project id>"));

4Manual capture and login attempts

Blipit.Blipit.CaptureException(ex);
Blipit.Blipit.CaptureMessage("cache miss rate above 50%");
Blipit.Blipit.SetUser("42", "ana@example.com");
Blipit.Blipit.CaptureSecurity("login_failed", email, "bad_password", null, ip, userAgent, null);

5Check it works

Open Issues in app.blipit.io. The first event appears within a few seconds, grouped into an issue, and the people in charge get an email.

Blipit.Blipit.CaptureMessage("Hello from .NET");

Good to know

• Targets netstandard2.0 and net8.0.
• TracesSampleRate = 0.2 in the options sends requests to the Performance page.