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README.md

To run this app:

  1. Have a Redis on the Redis default port (if you have Sentry running locally, you probably already have this)
  2. pip install sentry-sdk flask rq
  3. FLASK_APP=tracing flask run
  4. FLASK_APP=tracing flask worker
  5. Go to http://localhost:5000/ and enter a base64-encoded string (one is prefilled)
  6. Hit submit, wait for heavy computation to end
  7. cat events | python traceviewer.py | dot -T svg > events.svg
  8. open events.svg

The last two steps are for viewing the traces. Nothing gets sent to Sentry right now because Sentry does not deal with this data yet.