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Get bug reports from your players, fast. Improve your game, reward the community.
If your player thinks there is a bug, you have something to fix. A lot of these do not throw exceptions in your code. With PlayerLoop, you can easily implement a bug reporting feature inside your game. You also get an easy-to-use interface to check the reports and download the savegame files and the screenshots to figure out what the problem is.
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If you did not do that already, head over playerloop.io and sign up for an account.
Then install the NPM package:
npm install @playerloop/node
Now you can use Playerloop in your code:
const PlayerloopSDK = require('playerloop')
Now you can initate the object as follows. To initiate the object, you will need your Playerloop secret. You can retrieve it in your Settings page of your project at app.playerloop.io. Copy it from there and set it up as follows:
const playerloop = new PlayerloopSDK({ secret: "YOUR SECRET HERE" });
Now you can create a new bug report like this:
playerloop.createReport({text: "the text written by your player"})
You will want to attach a savegame file to your player's report, to make it easier to debug. To do so, you can call the same function as above with the additional attachment field:
playerloop.createReport({
text: "the text written by your player",
attachments: [ "file path 1", "file path 2" ]
})
The attachments will be uploaded together with your bug report.
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The npm package @playerloop/node receives a total of 5 weekly downloads. As such, @playerloop/node popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @playerloop/node demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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