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Support react-native-web
See original GitHub issueDescription
Since bugsnag supports regular React applications, I think that react-native-web could be made compatible by using bugsnag-js/-react.
I tried to do this myself, but the clients are not fully compatible, for example I wanted to use bugsnag-react, but client.use() is not defined on native.
Describe the solution you’d like
Ability to support react-native-web by aliasing bugsnap-react-native with bugsnap-js.
Describe alternatives you’ve considered Example code describing how to use bugsnap with react-native-web apps.
Issue Analytics
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- Created 5 years ago
- Reactions:12
- Comments:9 (4 by maintainers)
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Thanks for the suggestion @EyMaddis - this functionality is on our internal roadmap. I believe we’d probably need a closer integration between bugsnag-js and bugsnag-react-native to achieve this.
Enjoyed using Bugsnag for my mobile app but this is was a dealbreaker now that I need web support. Switched to Sentry.