Instabug is an in-app feedback and bug reporting tool for mobile apps. With just a simple shake, your users or beta testers can report bugs or send in-app feedback and the SDK will capture an environment snapshot of your user's device including all console logs, server-side network requests and bug reproduction steps compiling all these details in one organised dashboard to help you debug and fix bugs faster.

Smartface Instabug plugin can be installed via npm easily from our public npm repository. The installation is straightforward via the Smartface Cloud IDE.

• Run command (cd ~/workspace/scripts && npm i -S sf-plugin-instabug)

• Add Instabug plugin config to config/project.json under build/input/ios/plugins.

"instabugios": {
    "url": "",
    "path": "plugins/iOS/instabugios.zip",
    "active": true
}

• If your app doesn’t readily access the microphone or the photo library, you will need to add the following keys to the config/iOS/info.plist file of your app for permissions required by Instabug.

<key>NSMicrophoneUsageDescription</key>
<string>Need microphone access for uploading videos</string>
<key>NSPhotoLibraryUsageDescription</key>
<string>Need Library access for uploading images</string>

• You can initialize the SDK by calling the .build(token,invocationEvent) in app.js file.

const InstaBug = require("sf-plugin-instabug");
InstaBug.build("TOKEN",InstaBug.InvocationEvent.SHAKE);

You can set the Instabug interface to be shown by using one of the following methods:

• Shake device
• Take a screenshot
• Tap on a floating button shown above the UI of your app
• Do a 2-finger swipe from right to left

To customize the invocation event, pass one of the values of the InstaBug.InvocationEvent enum when starting the SDK.

InstaBug.InvocationEvent.NONE
InstaBug.InvocationEvent.SHAKE
InstaBug.InvocationEvent.FLOATING_BUTTON
InstaBug.InvocationEvent.SCREENSHOT_GESTURE
InstaBug.InvocationEvent.TWO_FINGER_SWIPE_LEFT

If you are using the shaking gesture as your invocation event you can control the shaking treshold to activate Instabug. The values in the following example are the default ones. The higher the value the less sensitive the device will be to shaking; thus to the invocation.

var shakingThreshold = {
	android : 350,
	iphone : 2.5,
	ipad : 0.6
}
InstaBug.setShakingThreshold(shakingThreshold);

If you want to invoke the SDK manually, use the invoke method.

InstaBug.invoke();

Alternatively, instead of showing the default menu that lets the users choose what they want to do, you can invoke the Instabug interface with a specific feature. In this case, the "How can we help you?" popup will not appear.

InstaBug.invokeWithInvocationMode(InstaBug.InvocationMode.NEW_BUG);

Below are the available invocation modes:

InstaBug.InvocationMode.NEW_BUG
InstaBug.InvocationMode.NEW_FEEDBACK
InstaBug.InvocationMode.NEW_CHAT
InstaBug.InvocationMode.CHATS_LIST

The following method dismisses all visible Instabug views:

InstaBug.dismiss();

The Instabug interface has 2 color themes: light and dark. You can set which theme to use with the following method.

InstaBug.setTheme(InstaBug.Theme.DARK);

Below are the available themes:

InstaBug.Theme.LIGHT
InstaBug.Theme.DARK

You can also set the color of the interactive UI elements or call to action to match your app.

InstaBug.setPrimaryColor(Color.WHITE);

To show an intro message to guide users on how to use Instabug.

InstaBug.showIntroMessage();

When the user invokes the SDK with any of the previously discussed gestures, the prompt options popup appears. By default, it shows all the enabled features. You have control on which options are allowed and which are not by disabling and enabling any of the features. Each one can be enabled or disabled separately.

InstaBug.setPromptOptionsEnabled(true,true,true);

When only a single option is enabled, it becomes the default invocation mode. If all options are disabled, bug reporting becomes the default invocation mode.

The SDK will automatically use the device's current locale, however, you can override it with the following method

InstaBug.setLocale(InstaBug.Locale.English);

Below are the possible locale values:

InstaBug.Locale.Arabic;
InstaBug.Locale.ChineseSimplified;
InstaBug.Locale.ChineseTaiwan;
InstaBug.Locale.ChineseTraditional;
InstaBug.Locale.Czech;
InstaBug.Locale.Danish;
InstaBug.Locale.Dutch;
InstaBug.Locale.English;
InstaBug.Locale.French;
InstaBug.Locale.German;
InstaBug.Locale.Italian;
InstaBug.Locale.Japanese;
InstaBug.Locale.Korean;
InstaBug.Locale.Norwegian;
InstaBug.Locale.Polish;
InstaBug.Locale.Portugese;
InstaBug.Locale.PortugueseBrazil;
InstaBug.Locale.Russian;
InstaBug.Locale.Slovak;
InstaBug.Locale.Spanish;
InstaBug.Locale.Swedish;
InstaBug.Locale.Turkish;

By default, Instabug prompts the user to enter their email in a report. You can set the email as a required or an optional field:

InstaBug.identifyUser("NAME","EMAIL");

You can assign custom attributes to your users and they will show up on your Instabug dashboard with each report. Those attributes can later be used to filter the reports in the dashboard.

To add a new user attribute, use the following method:

InstaBug.setUserAttribute("Age","18");

You can also remove the current value of a certain user attribute:

InstaBug.removeUserAttribute("Age");

And retrieve user attributes:

InstaBug.getUserAttribute("Age");
InstaBug.getAllUserAttributes();

When a user logs out, the following method should be used.

InstaBug.logoutUser();

Calling logoutUser will reset the value of the email and name previously set. It will also remove any currently set user attributes, events, chats and data.

This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license. See the LICENSE file. Within the scope of this license, all modifications to the source code, regardless of the fact that it is used commercially or not, shall be committed as a contribution back to this repository.