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How to Integrate Crashlytics with React Native app

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ios

react-native

crashlytics

I'm building my app using React Native and I want to catch crashes that happen on both Objective-C and JavaScript sides of the app.

I installed Crashlytics SDK using their guide and installer and everything went smooth. I do get to see crashes from the Objective-C side, but not crashes that occurs from JavaScript.

Do I need to do something special to catch JavaScript errors and report them to Crashlytics?

Thanks, Ran.

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Ran Yefet Avatar asked Jan 12 '16 09:01

Ran Yefet

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2 Answers

I just wrote a blog post about this:

Add Crashlytics to your React Native iOS app

The approach I took was to override the logging function of react native to be able to log my own stuff and see it on the crash logs and also generated a sourcemap in order to the see full stack trace.

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brunobar79 Avatar answered Oct 05 '22 22:10

brunobar79

You could use react-native-fabric It has a good guide and has js methods for both crashlytics and answer

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Ismail Iqbal Avatar answered Oct 05 '22 23:10

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