Appearance

+[Bugsee getAppearance] returns the shared BugseeTheme. Set its properties to change the colors and placeholder texts of the report dialog and of the feedback screen. A property you leave unset keeps its default, which depends on the style.

Objective-C

BugseeTheme *theme = [Bugsee getAppearance];
theme.reportBackgroundColor = [UIColor darkGrayColor];
theme.reportNavigationBarColor = [UIColor blackColor];
theme.reportTextColor = [UIColor whiteColor];

theme.reportSummaryPlaceholder = @"What happened? Briefly";
theme.reportDescriptionPlaceholder = @"Describe what you did and what went wrong";

Swift

let theme = Bugsee.getAppearance()
theme.reportBackgroundColor = .darkGray
theme.reportNavigationBarColor = .black
theme.reportTextColor = .white

theme.reportSummaryPlaceholder = "What happened? Briefly"
theme.reportDescriptionPlaceholder = "Describe what you did and what went wrong"

Report dialog

Property	What it sets
reportBackgroundColor	Background of the report dialog.
reportNavigationBarColor	Background of the navigation bar.
reportCellBackgroundColor	Background of the table cells.
reportTextColor	Text color of the labels.
reportPlaceholderColor	Placeholder color of the input fields.
reportVersionColor	Text color of the version label.
reportSummaryPlaceholder	Placeholder of the Summary field.
reportDescriptionPlaceholder	Placeholder of the Description field.
reportEmailPlaceholder	Placeholder of the Email field.
reportLabelsPlaceholder	Placeholder of the Labels field.
reportCloseButtonColor	Deprecated and not applied: the report dialog uses the system Cancel button.
reportSendButtonColor	Deprecated and not applied: the report dialog uses the system Done button.

Which fields the dialog shows and requires is set with launch options, such as BugseeOptionReportingUILabelsEnabled and BugseeOptionReportingUIEmailRequired; see Configuration.

Feedback screen

The feedback screen ships in the separate BugseeFeedback package. It is drawn in system colors and reads these theme properties:

Property	What it sets
feedbackBackgroundColor	Background of the chat. Defaults to the system background. A fixed (not dynamic) color also picks the light or dark interface style of the chat, so its system-colored text stays readable.
feedbackEmailBackgroundColor	Background of the screen that asks for the user's email before the chat.
feedbackEmailContinueActiveColor	Background of the Continue button once the email is valid.
feedbackEmailContinueNotActiveColor	Background of the Continue button while the email is not valid.
feedbackEmailSkipColor	Text color of the Skip button.

The other feedback* properties of BugseeTheme — feedbackBarsColor, feedbackNavigationBarColor, feedbackTitleTextColor, feedbackCloseButtonColor, feedbackIncomingBubbleColor, feedbackOutgoingBubbleColor, feedbackIncomingTextColor, feedbackOutgoingTextColor, feedbackInputBackgroundColor and feedbackInputTextColor — still compile, but the 7.x feedback screen does not apply them.

Style

The style picks the default colors of the report dialog. Set it with the BugseeOptionReportingUIStyle launch option, or the bugseeStyle property of BugseeOptions:

Value	Default colors
BugseeStyleSystem	System colors, which follow the device's light or dark mode. The default.
BugseeStyleLight	A fixed light palette.
BugseeStyleDusk	A fixed dark palette.
BugseeStyleBasedOnStatusBar	Dusk when the status bar shows light content, Light otherwise.

Objective-C

BugseeOptions *options = [BugseeOptions defaultOptions];
options.bugseeStyle = BugseeStyleDusk;

[Bugsee launchWithToken:@"<your_app_token>" options:options];

Swift

let options = BugseeOptions.default()
options.bugseeStyle = BugseeStyleDusk

Bugsee.launch(token: "<your_app_token>", options: options)

Bugsee applies the option to the theme each time the report dialog opens, so set the style through the option rather than through the theme's style property. Colors you set on the theme take precedence over the style's defaults.