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Introducing GraphQL logging in LogRocket

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Author
Ben Edelstein
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656
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Summary

LogRocket has announced official support for GraphQL, enhancing its frontend logging tool's ability to diagnose bugs and user issues by capturing and replaying application sessions with detailed logs of GraphQL requests and responses. This integration allows developers to see request timings, parse query names, and inspect request and response bodies, aiding in the swift identification of errors and race conditions. LogRocket's capabilities extend to recording console logs, JavaScript errors, network requests with headers and bodies, and browser metadata, while also offering deep integrations with frameworks like React, Redux, and Angular. It provides secure logging by allowing sensitive data redaction and integrates with error reporting tools such as Sentry and Bugsnag to deliver comprehensive error context. Additionally, it supports Apollo-client by logging Redux actions and states, providing insights into the lifecycle of requests. LogRocket not only aids in debugging but also enhances user support by allowing teams to view exactly what users experienced, thus distinguishing between user confusion and actual bugs.

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