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When I write:

import Gleap from 'gleap'

Gleap.initialize('abc123')

I get the error:

Property 'initialize' does not exist on type 'typeof import("<omitted>/node_modules/gleap/index")'.

This seems to happen specifically if I have "type": "module" in package.json and "moduleResolution": "nodenext" in tsconfig.json.

Workaround I'm using for now:

import Gleap from 'gleap'

const Gleap = GleapModule as any as typeof GleapNamespace

Gleap.initialize('abc123')

Hi there,

since Trello has almost no limit in regards to title length, it seems pretty harsh to cut the title mid word to 15 char.
See example below.

The way its implemented now, we need to edit each cards title after reporting the bug to get a good overview.
Extending the title limit to either the first Sentence and/or take the first few words could eliminate this "labeling" step.

Greetings,

Mark

Hi there!

First, congrats to the very nice product, we are seeing significant speed up to our bug reporting process!

One issue we recently found is that screenshots from modal boxes are not recorded correctly.
E.g. when a user tried to report the UI bug of the sign in form below, the received screenshot does no show the modal itself.

Actual Screen:

Reported Screenshot from Bug Battle:

Greetings,

Mark

Version: "bugbattle": "^3.3.0",

The README + documentation is not up-to-date with the actual available options in the SDK.

Example:

The README still tells you, you can use custom data using the following option:

While the actual available option is:

BugBattle.attachCustomData({
    test1: 'Battle',
    data2: 'Unicorn',
});

It should use something like padding-bottom: env(safe-area-inset-bottom).

Add proper .gitignore. (e.g. .DS_Store)

Version: "bugbattle": "^3.3.0",

Using the following to enable network logging does not work.
In the Bugbattle dashboard, the the network logging is not captured and tells you to still enable the logging.

BugBattle.enableNetworkLogger();

This should be possible:

Removing data

Update are run incrementally. If you want to remove data, you can do so by adding a key value pair with null as value.

Gleap.updateContact({
  keyToDelete: null
});

— https://docs.gleap.io/javascript/user-identity#removing-data

But the types don't allow null:

Starting from v12, Gleap use websockets.
I think the changelog should mention as a breaking change that wss://ws.gleap.io should be now allowed in content-security-policy, otherwise (like in our app), the sdk will break.

Hello,

I need to filter from the network logs some nested keys, and reading the documentation it looks like I can do that by using Gleap.setNetworkLogPropsToIgnore(["api-key", "user.password", "..."]).

The actual behaviour is that the nested keys are not removed. It seems like only top level keys are filtered.

We are using Graphql and our requests payload are in a format of

"variables": {  "input": {
"key1": "value"  ,
"key2": "value"
}}

Trying to filter only key2 won't work.