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Kloudfuse provides a command line tool to upload your sourcemaps. It’s available as an NPM package and can be installed as follows:

$ npm install -D kf-cli

After building your sourcemaps, you can use kf-cli from your npm project like so:

$ npx KF_API_KEY=<KF_API_KEY> kf-cli sourcemaps upload \
  --release-version <RELEASE_VERSION> \
  --service <SERVICE> \
  --minified-path-prefix <MINIFIED_PATH_PREFIX> \
  --baseUrl <KF_CLUSTER_URL> \
  <BUILD_DIRECTORY>

• KF_API_KEY: an authorization key to identify users with access to the source map upload endpoint. This should be passed as an environment variable

• --release-version: a string representing the unique frontend application build (e.g. 1.0.0)

• --service: a friendly name unique to the the frontend application being instrumented

• --minified-path-prefix: This is the pathname of your deployed build directory. For example, if your application is served at http://myapp.com/app, this value would /app. If your web application is served at the root hostname http://myapp.com, this value would be /.

• --baseUrl: is the hostname of your Kloudfuse cluster

• BUILD_DIRECTORY: the last argument is your build directory. I.E. build, out, dist

Example

$ npx KF_API_KEY=80a2eb62-9b59-4519-9807-d2f4714cbc3c  kf-cli sourcemaps upload \
  --release-version 1.0.1 \
  --service my-web-app \
  --minified-path-prefix \app \
  --baseUrl https://kf.myapp.com \
  ./build