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Introduction
Welcome to the documentation of Nadi, a powerful error monitoring and exception tracking tool designed to help developers identify, track, and resolve software bugs and exceptions efficiently.
Outdated Requirements
This documentation lists PHP > 7 and Laravel 5+ requirements. Current SDKs require:
- PHP 8.1+
- Laravel 9+
Please refer to the latest documentation for current requirements.
Why Nadi?
Nadi combines the best features of popular error monitoring platforms into a unified solution, enabling you to streamline your error monitoring workflow.
Key Features
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Error Monitoring | Capture, collect, and analyze errors within your application |
| Real-time Alerts | Receive instant alerts via email, Slack, or other channels |
| Error Aggregation | Intelligently group similar errors to identify patterns |
| Context and Metadata | Access stack traces, request data, and user information |
| Integrations | Seamlessly integrate with popular development tools |
| Release Tracking | Associate errors with specific code releases |
| Performance Monitoring | Track application metrics and identify bottlenecks |
Getting Started
To get started with Nadi, follow the installation guide.
The Architecture
Application → Shipper Agent → Nadi Collector → Dashboard- The Application installed with Nadi's Client captures events and stores them to log files
- Shipper reads the log files and sends them to Nadi Collector
Supported Platforms
| Runtime | Framework |
|---|---|
| PHP | Laravel |
| PHP | WordPress |