react-native-bugsnag
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Community-created Bugsnag package for React Native. It consumes the Bugsnag API to report errors from both the React Native (Javascript) environment AND the native (Obj-C or Java) environment.
Easily add Bugsnag exception monitoring support to your React Native application.
This is a third party library and we are NOT affiliated with Bugsnag.._
This library works with iOS and Android, and what it actually does is, it helps you poor folk get reports from crashes/exceptions right into the bugsnag dashboard. You can then go ahead and repair the bug yourself without having to ask your team members or your client a zillion questions just to be able to reproduce the error. Now you know where the crash happened and why remotely and instantaneously. Isn't that neat? You're so cool!
Start with:
rnpm install react-native-bugsnag
Theres a quick guide over to our wiki.
##Sample code:
import RNBugsnag from 'react-native-bugsnag';
class AnExampleClass {
/**
* ## Constructor
*/
constructor( props ) {
let bugsnag = new RNBugsnag({suppressDevErrors:false, identifier:{userId: "aUserId", userEmail:"anEmail@domain.com", userFullname:"aFullName"}});
setTimeout(function(){
bugsnag.notify("WhateverError", "This error was just meant to be.", "error");
}, 3000);
}
};
We now use new Bugsnag() instead of directly calling Bugsnag().
Note that even though we use the new keyword we're still receiving a singleton instance and thus it will only be used as a constructor the first time you call it.
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Community-created Bugsnag package for React Native. It consumes the Bugsnag API to report errors from both the React Native (Javascript) environment AND the native (Obj-C or Java) environment.
We found that react-native-bugsnag 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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