@bug-crusher/client-js v1.0.4

Description

BugCrusher is a tool for sending bug reports to your support. Users in your app can record bug with all the action and how it happens. Once they finish recording, they'll get two files. One file is a screen capture to make sure on which screen was user. Another file is a report with all the logs from console and reports that you created with BugCrusher API. The report can be open later by the developers to check the bug. It is recommended to encrypt this report so the end-user can't get sensitive data. Thanks for using this library 🙌 and happy hunting 🎯.

Installation

You can install using npm

npm install @bug-crusher/client-js

or yarn.

yarn add @bug-crusher/client-js

Examples

Creating client

When you create a client in options arguments using a key is recommended to encrypt sensitive data but it is not required.

import { createClient } from '@bug-crusher/client-js';

const client = createClient({
    key: process.env.CRYPTO_KEY,
    video: { mediaSource: 'screen' },
});

Start recording

If will start recording all the console logs and your reports. If the client is not created with video options it will start recording only reports and console logs.

client.startRecording();

Push report

It can push any data you want to an array. You can get this data with the function getReport or saveReport. Time is added by default and type as general for each report. You should push in options the type and set it like network or anything you like so you can easily find it. Console reports have type as console. Keep in mind you'll have to create a hook to your fetch function to push network report.

const url = 'https://some-super-long-url-and-bla-bla';

const fetchOptions = {
    method: 'GET',
    headers: {
        Authorization: 'some-jwt-token'
    }
};

const report = {
    reqUrl: url,
    reqOptions: fetchOptions,
    resHeaders: [],
    resRedirected: false,
    resStatus: 0,
    resStatusText: '',
    resType: '',
    resData: {},
    resError: {},
};

/**
 *Then hook to your fetch function like this
 */
fetch(url, fetchOptions)
    .then((response) => {
        response.headers.forEach((value, name) => {
            const header = { [name]: value };
            report.resHeaders.push(header);
        });

        report.resRedirected = response.redirected;
        report.resStatus = response.status;
        report.resStatusText = response.statusText;
        report.resType = response.type;

        return response.json()
    })
    .then((result) => {
        report.resData = result;
        bugCrusher.pushReport(report, { type: 'network' });
    })
    .catch(err =>{
        report.resError = err;
        bugCrusher.pushReport(report, { type: 'network'});
    });

Stop recording

Stops recording. Video, console logs, and report logs that you are pushing with the pushReport function.

client.stopRecording();

Whether recording is in progress

For example, in React app, you could check if the client started recording and then hide the modal.

if (!client.isRecording()) {
    return setModal(true);
}
setModal(false);

Save report to file

While you are saving the report you could name the file. It is not required to be named, it has a default name.

client.saveReport('filename');

Save screen recording to file

While you are saving the screen recording you could name the file. It is not required to be named, it has a default name.

client.saveVideo('filename');

📙 Functions