peakflow

JavaScript client for Peakflow error reporting with browser, Node, and Expo/React Native support.

Install

``sh
npm install peakflow
`

Usage

`js
import {BugReporting, debuggerInstance} from "peakflow"

const bugReporting = new BugReporting({authToken: "your-token"})
bugReporting.connect()
`

Request transport

By default, BugReporting uses XMLHttpRequest when available, otherwise it falls back to fetch. If neither is available, you must provide a request class.

`js
import {BugReporting, NodeRequest} from "peakflow"

const bugReporting = new BugReporting({
authToken: "your-token",
RequestClass: NodeRequest
})
`

Browser error listeners

`js
import {BugReporting} from "peakflow"

const bugReporting = new BugReporting({authToken: "your-token"})

// Optional: enable source map parsing for script tags in web apps.
bugReporting.enableSourceMapsLoader()

bugReporting.connectOnError()
bugReporting.connectUnhandledRejection()
`

Node error listeners

`js
import {BugReporting} from "peakflow"

const bugReporting = new BugReporting({authToken: "your-token"})

bugReporting.connectNodeUncaughtException()
bugReporting.connectNodeUnhandledRejection()
`

Expo / React Native error listeners

`js
import {BugReporting} from "peakflow"

const bugReporting = new BugReporting({authToken: "your-token"})

bugReporting.connectExpoErrorHandlers()
`

CLI

`sh
npx peakflow-api login
npx peakflow-api build-logs --latest-build-group --failing
`

The CLI stores credentials in .peakflow-api/credentials.json` at the git root and uses the current branch by default.