Please see the Python integration docs for details.

1. Run python3 -m venv env (creates virtual environment called "env")
2. Run source env/bin/activate (activates the virtual environment)
3. Run python3 -m pip install -e ".[test]" (installs the package in develop mode, along with test dependencies)
4. Run make test
5. To run a specific test do pytest -k test_no_api_key

Assuming you have a local version of PostHog running, you can run python3 example.py to see the library in action.

There's a sample Django project included, called sentry_django_example, which explains how to use PostHog with Sentry.

There's 2 places of importance (Changes required are all marked with TODO in the sample project directory)

1. Settings.py

   1. Input your Sentry DSN
   2. Input your Sentry Org and ProjectID details into PosthogIntegration()
   3. Add POSTHOG_DJANGO to settings.py. This allows the PosthogDistinctIdMiddleware to get the distinct_ids

2. urls.py

   1. This includes the sentry-debug/ endpoint, which generates an exception

To run things: make django_example. This installs the posthog-python library with the sentry-sdk add-on, and then runs the django app. Also start the PostHog app locally. Then navigate to http://127.0.0.1:8080/sentry-debug/ and you should get an event in both Sentry and PostHog, with links to each other.

Updated are released using GitHub Actions: after bumping version.py in master and adding to CHANGELOG.md, go to our release workflow's page and dispatch it manually, using workflow from master.