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1 - Download the SDK zip file and extract it to get the .xcframework file.
2 - Drag & drop Instabug.framework to your project's "Embedded Binaries" section under the "General" tab, and make sure that the "Copy items if needed" checkbox is checked.
3 - Import the framework in the appDelegate.
4 - Call the SDK by including this line in "application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions"
5 -If your app doesn’t already access the microphone or photo library, you’ll need to add the following 2 keys to your app’s info.plist file:
6 - Create a new "Run Script Phase" in your project’s target "Build Phases" and add the following snippet
1 - Add the following line to your "Podfile":
2 - Run pod install in your Xcode project directory. CocoaPods should download and install the SDK and all the required
3 - Import the framework in the appDelegate.
4 - Call the SDK by including this line in "application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions"
5 - If your app doesn’t already access the microphone or photo library, you’ll need to add the following 2 keys to your app’s info.plist file:
1 - To integrate Instabug into your Xcode project using Carthage, add it to your Cartfile:
2 - Run the following command:
3 - Import the framework in the appDelegate
4 - Call the SDK by including this line in "application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions"
5 - If your app doesn’t already access the microphone or photo library, you’ll need to add the following 2 keys to your app’s info.plist file:
1 - Add the following line to your "Podfile":
2 - Run pod install in your Xcode project directory. CocoaPods should download and install the SDK and all the required
3 - Import the framework in the appDelegate.
4 - Call the SDK by including this line in "application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions"
5 - If your app doesn’t already access the microphone or photo library, you’ll need to add the following 2 keys to your app’s info.plist file:
You can also check out our API Reference for more detailed information about our SDK
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Yes, the frameworks are required dependencies for our SDK to work.
The SDK offers other gestures out of the box to choose from; Shake, two finger swipe and a floating button. You can also code your own gesture or have a button in your app that invokes our SDK. Check our documentation page for more details.
The additional size that gets added to your final app is ~0.5MB. However, when downloading the SDK, it’s much bigger, because it’s a static library, hence it gets linked at compile time while building the app.
Yes, you can safely use the SDK in your app, and submit it to the store.
The SDK grabs a lot of useful details: Device model & iOS version, memory & storage details, carrier & WiFi, battery details, iPhone 6 screen zoom mode, app/build version, user location, and the app's logs. And most importantly, the detailed actions that the user did until the time of reporting the bug.
While you can keep using more than one crash reporting tool, you can disable Instabug’s crash reporting by calling this method: [Instabug setCrashReportingEnabled:NO];
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