[docs] add @sentry/svelte import for clarity

[oekazuma]

This addition makes it easier to see that Sentry is providing Svelte SDK.

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[Rich-Harris]

Thank you! I'm not sure this is the right package to use though — it looks like @sentry/svelte re-exports captureException from @sentry/browser, which I assume we don't want to be using in server hooks. I don't know my way around Sentry well enough to know if that will break, or if there's a server-side equivalent that we should use instead (there's @sentry/node, but presumably that's Node-specific).

[Lms24]

Hi, I'm working on the Sentry JavaScript SDKs. We really appreciate the shout out on the SvelteKit docs and I think it's great that you want to add more detailed instructions how to use Sentry.

Just a couple of notes:

• As correctly pointed out by @Rich-Harris, @sentry/svelte is only meant for Svelte apps running in the browser (i.e. not the server part of SvelteKit apps). Instead, you can use @sentry/node on the server side.
• Just calling Sentry.captureException isn't enough, both Sentry SDKs need to be initialized by calling Sentry.init.

Coincidentally, I recently started looking into using Sentry in SvelteKit and posted some primary instructions in our GH discussion about SvelteKit support. We'll eventually create a proper SvelteKit SDK but these instructions can be seen as a starting point what people can already do with currently available Sentry SDKs. Feel free to take a look for more details. Also we always appreciate feedback and input ;)

Lmk if you have additional questions, happy to help!

[oekazuma]

From my research, it seems that Sentry support for SvelteKit is currently under trial.
getsentry/sentry-javascript#5838 (comment)

The server side seems to work on node by using @sentry/node, but not all features seem to work perfectly.

I thought about adding this to the documentation so as not to confuse users when using Sentry with SvelteKit, but I don't know what to do...

[oekazuma]

@Rich-Harris @Lms24
Thank you!

I've applied the suggested changes!

[Rich-Harris]

Thank you @Lms24 — just to be sure, will @sentry/node work in non-Node server environments like Cloudflare Workers, Deno, Vercel Edge Functions and so on?

[Lms24]

will @sentry/node work in non-Node server environments like Cloudflare Workers, Deno, Vercel Edge Functions and so on?

@Rich-Harris unfortunately not yet. We're working on compatibility with these environments (getsentry/sentry-javascript#5611) but no concrete time frame yet.

[Rich-Harris]

thanks!