Track Node, Express, and TypeScript errors in a self-hosted triage workflow.

Best fit

Use Logister for backend JavaScript, TypeScript, Express, and workers.

The JavaScript package can report errors and logs from JavaScript and TypeScript services. Optional Express middleware and console capture help teams bring request and breadcrumb context into the Logister inbox.

Useful context

Make JavaScript failures easier to group and investigate.

• Send environment, release, route, method, URL/path, and status when available.
• Capture console logs or structured logs around the failure so related logs appear near the error.
• Use request or trace identifiers to connect API errors, worker logs, and user sessions.
• Assign grouped errors to project users so frontend/backend ownership stays visible.

Evaluate

Wire one service before adding every runtime.

1. Create a Logister project and store the project API key in your runtime environment.
2. Install logister-js in one Node, Express, or TypeScript service.
3. Trigger a controlled exception that includes environment, release, route, and request identifiers when available.
4. Verify the inbox grouping, detail metadata, and related log context.
5. Assign the issue and reopen or resolve it to confirm the team workflow.

Next steps

Install the npm package and wire one service first.

Use the JavaScript integration guide to install logister-js, send one representative error, and confirm it lands in the project inbox.

Read the JavaScript integration docs or open the npm package.