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.NET Client
Exceptionless provides a simple-to-use .NET client for your convenience. To get started, you'll need to install the client. There are a variety of ways to install, but for brevity we'll focus on the dotnet cli. If you don't have that installed, follow the guide here.
Exceptionless provides packages for specific platform (listed toward the bottom of this page), but to get started quickly, you can install the root version of Exceptionless like so:
dotnet add package Exceptionless
If you want to install a specific version, you can pass in the --version flag like this:
dotnet add package Exceptionless --version 4.5.0
For more specific packages for your particular target platform, we have provided the following packages:
Exceptionless.Mvc #
Exceptionless client for ASP.NET MVC 3+ applications.
Exceptionless.WebApi #
Exceptionless client for ASP.NET Web API applications.
Exceptionless.Web #
Exceptionless client for ASP.NET WebForms applications.
Exceptionless.AspNetCore #
Exceptionless client for ASP.NET Core applications.
Exceptionless.Nancy #
Exceptionless client for Nancy applications.
Exceptionless.Wpf #
Exceptionless client for WPF applications.
Exceptionless.Windows #
Exceptionless client for Windows Forms applications.
Exceptionless.NLog #
NLog target that sends log entries to Exceptionless.
Exceptionless.Log4net #
Log4net appender that sends log entries to Exceptionless.
Serilog.Sinks.ExceptionLess #
Serilog sink that sends log entries to Exceptionless.