instabug-sdk
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Instabug web sdk is a javascript library provides an easy way to report bugs from your website or webapp.
To use the sdk you need to have application_token, you can get it from your Instabug Dashboard
Instabug Web SDK requires no special requirements, and has no dependecies on other liberaries or frameworks, and has been tested in all modern browsers with LocalStorage capability
You can include instabug web sdk to your website just copy the below lines into the end of your page <body> tag
<script src='https://s3.amazonaws.com/instabug-pro/sdk_releases/instabugsdk-1.2.1-beta.min.js'></script>
bower installation (recommended)You can install the SDK using
bower install instabug-sdk --save
npm installationYou can install the SDK using
npm install instabug-sdk --save
After including the sdk js file, you can start it by invoke the .init() method and pass the application token as parameter
<script>
ibgSdk.init({
token: <INSTABUG_APP_TOKEN>
});
</script>
.init(options)the init function is used to used to initialize the SDK and render the report bug button.
options: Object required - pass the application token
.disable()used to hide the report bug button
.enable()used to show the report bug button
.invoke()show the report bug view without clicking on the report bug button,
ibgSdk.invoke() after initialize the sdk.dismiss()cancel annotations and close all instabug sdk windows
FAQs
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The npm package instabug-sdk receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, instabug-sdk popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that instabug-sdk demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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