SwiftUI

SwiftUI App Lifecycle

If your app adopts the SwiftUI App Life Cycle, the simplest approach is to launch Bugsee within the App conformer’s initializer:

import Bugsee
import SwiftUI

@main
struct BugseeSwiftUIApp: App {
    init() {
        let options : [String: Any] =
            [ BugseeMaxRecordingTimeKey   : 60,
              BugseeShakeToReportKey      : false,
              BugseeScreenshotToReportKey : true,
              BugseeCrashReportKey        : true ]

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

Protecting views

All system secure fields (SecureField) are hidden from the recorded video automatically. In addition we support a way to mark your custom sensitive views so they will be treated similarly, through the bugseeProtect() and bugseeProtect(isEnabled:) View extensions.

These extensions ship with the SDK in a separate BugseeSwiftUI module of the Bugsee Swift package. When adding https://github.com/bugsee/spm to your project, pick the BugseeSwiftUI library product (it also links the core Bugsee framework), then import it in the files where you use the modifiers:

import Bugsee
import BugseeSwiftUI

info

BugseeSwiftUI requires iOS 13.0 or later; on iOS 12 the core Bugsee module remains fully usable. The module is part of the Swift Package Manager distribution only — the CocoaPods pod and the Carthage/manual XCFramework ship the core Bugsee framework alone.

Static protection (view is always hidden):

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    .bugseeProtect()

Dynamic protection (visibility controlled by state or binding):

@State private var isHidden = false

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    .bugseeProtect(isEnabled: $isHidden)
    .onAppear {
        DispatchQueue.main.asyncAfter(deadline: .now() + 2) {
            isHidden = true
        }
    }