Lifecycle events (Beta)

Bugsee SDK works silently within your app, recording everything to assist debugging. Lifecycle events let you be notified about internal state changes and important events within the SDK.

Implementing callback

Bugsee.setLifecycleEventsListener { event ->
    when (event) {
        BugseeLifecycleEvent.Launched -> println("Bugsee launched")
        BugseeLifecycleEvent.ReportUploadFailed -> println("Report upload failed")
        else -> println("Bugsee event: $event")
    }
}

Available lifecycle events

Name	Description
Launched	Bugsee was successfully launched
Started	Bugsee started after being stopped
Stopped	Bugsee was stopped
Resumed	Recording resumed after being paused
Paused	Recording was paused
RelaunchedAfterCrash	Bugsee launched with a pending crash report (app was relaunched after crash)
BeforeReportShown	About to show the reporting UI
AfterReportShown	Reporting UI is shown
BeforeReportUploaded	Report is about to be uploaded
AfterReportUploaded	Report was successfully uploaded
BeforeFeedbackShown	About to show the feedback controller
AfterFeedbackShown	Feedback controller is shown
BeforeReportAssembled	Report is about to be assembled
AfterReportAssembled	Report was assembled
ReportUploadFailedWithFutureRetry	Upload failed, will retry later
ReportUploadFailed	Upload failed permanently

Pause and resume

Temporarily pause and resume Bugsee recording:

Bugsee.pause()

// ... later
Bugsee.resume()

Stop and relaunch

Completely stop or restart the SDK:

Bugsee.stop()

// Check if running
val isRunning = Bugsee.isLaunched()

// Relaunch with the same configuration
Bugsee.relaunch()

// Relaunch with new options
Bugsee.relaunch(BugseeLaunchOptions().apply {
    videoEnabled = false
})

Data cleanup

Delete all collected data stored on the device:

Bugsee.deleteCollectedDataOnDevice { success ->
    println("Data deleted: $success")
}