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cobrowse-sdk-react-native
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Cobrowse.io is 100% free and easy to try out in your own apps. Please see full documentation at https://docs.cobrowse.io.
Try our online demo at the bottom of our homepage at https://cobrowse.io/#tryit.
npm install --save cobrowse-sdk-react-native
react-native link
Note: For iOS you need to be using Pods to manage dependencies for react-native link
to work out of the box (and also remember to run pod install
after the link step).
Please register an account and generate your free License Key at https://cobrowse.io/dashboard/settings.
This will associate sessions from your mobile app with your Cobrowse account.
import CobrowseIO from 'cobrowse-sdk-react-native';
CobrowseIO.license = "put your license key here";
CobrowseIO.start();
Once you have your app running in the iOS Simulator or on a physical device, navigate to https://cobrowse.io/dashboard to see your device listed. You can click the "Connect" button to initiate a Cobrowse session!
Any questions at all? Please email us directly at hello@cobrowse.io.
2.10.0 (2022-01-25)
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Cobrowse SDK for React Native
The npm package cobrowse-sdk-react-native receives a total of 501 weekly downloads. As such, cobrowse-sdk-react-native popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that cobrowse-sdk-react-native demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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