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<h1>Sentry SDK for React Native</h1>
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**This is a beta release**
*Requirements:*
* `react-native >= 0.38` for iOS
* `react-native >= 0.41` for Android
* `react-native-sentry >= 0.39.0` requires `react-native >= 0.56.0`
* `sentry-cli >= 1.9.0` (`brew install getsentry/tools/sentry-cli`)
With this SDK, Sentry is now able to provide mixed stacktraces. This means that if a JavaScript call causes a crash in native code, you will see the last call from JavaScript before the crash. This also means that with the new SDK, native crashes are properly handled on iOS.
## Additional device information
When using this library you will get a lot more information about the device surrounding your crashes.
**Without native integration**

**With native integration**


**Mixed Stacktraces**<sup>(1)</sup>

## Documentation
https://docs.sentry.io/clients/react-native/
<sup>(1)</sup>only supported on iOS