pulse_sdk

Description:

pulse sdk

This plugin allows mobile engineers to add report generation and feedback
submission capabilities easily to their app. Free for small scale usage, small
fee for high-bandwidth usage.
Report and feedback generation are triggered by rage-shaking the device to open up
prompts to guide users through a customised fedback and reporting process.
All reports are sent to your own JIRA and or Slack integrations, and include mobile
debugging information, screenshots and other supporting information about network state,
storage etc to aid in tracking down and debugging runtime issues.
Features #
Support Android, iOS, Flutter cross-platform usage.
Getting started #
To use the Pulse SDK simply add in the library dependancies into your Gradle build files:
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Usage #
Initialise the Pulse SDK in your init code as follows :
override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle?) {
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState)
val clientId = "67511494-ffd5-476d-98f3-f397b862ac17"
val clientSecret = "45362546-4565-3421-bae1-372642935367"
pulse = Pulse(clientId, clientSecret, Config(this.baseContext.filesDir))
pulse.setActivity(this)
pulse.init()
Pulse.setEmail("[email protected]")
Pulse.setPhone("+971234567")
Pulse.setUserId("74539834534905304958")
Pulse.setName("John Smith")
}
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Users of your mobile application may then shake their devices to trigger the defect and feedback submission dialog.
Additional information #
To set up your server configuration with Slack credentials,
JIRA credetials etc, please send an email to madibasoft at gmail.com
My apologies but there is no easy way to self-service this process for now, but
if enough of you use this I will definitely build it!

License

For personal and professional use. You cannot resell or redistribute these repositories in their original state.

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