Hono SDK now stable; honoIntegration deprecated

The @sentry/hono SDK is now stable. If you build APIs and web apps with Hono, you can use it to monitor errors, trace requests, profile performance, track metrics, and send logs to Sentry.

If you want to jump right to the setup, check out the Sentry Hono SDK docs.

What changed

With version 10.55.0 the @sentry/hono SDK is now stable, and honoIntegration is deprecated. It continues to work for now, but we recommend migrating to the dedicated SDK. Moving from a generic integration to a standalone package means instrumentation tuned to Hono's routing and middleware, and lets us ship framework-specific features independently of the core SDK.

The SDK gives you:

Error Monitoring — captures unhandled exceptions reported through Hono's onError, including uncaught exceptions and unhandled rejections.

Tracing — distributed tracing across your routes and services, including middleware spans for nested Hono route groups.

Profiling — function-level performance data without custom instrumentation (Node.js only).

Metrics — application metrics correlated with your traces, logs, and errors.

Logs — application logs correlated with your errors and traces.

How to use it

Hono runs across multiple JavaScript runtimes, so install the SDK that matches your environment (alongside @sentry/hono): @sentry/node for Node.js, @sentry/cloudflare for Cloudflare Workers, and @sentry/bun for Bun. If you currently use the community @hono/sentry middleware, migrate to Sentry's official packages.

See the Sentry Hono SDK docs to get started.