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@contentsquare/react-native-cli

v1.1.0

Published

CLI tool from Contentsquare to upload source maps for React Native apps

Readme

@contentsquare/react-native-cli

A Command Line Interface (CLI) tool for Contentsquare used to upload mapping files for React Native apps.

Installation

yarn add @contentsquare/react-native-cli --dev

Configuration

The upload command requires the following information:

  • The targeted platform

    ios or android

  • The project ID

    1. Login to the Contentsquare platform on https://app.contentsquare.com
    2. Make sure to be on the right project
    3. The project ID can be found in the URL query parameter project:https://app.contentsquare.com/#/{MODULE_NAME}?project={PROJECT_ID}&hash={HASH}]
  • Valid API credentials

    Follow the dedicated documentation from the Help Center to get the client ID and client Secret: How to create API credentials.

Using JSON file

You can provide this information by adding a contentsquare-cli.json file at the root of your project.

{
  "android": {
    "clientId": "[ANDROID CLIENT ID]",
    "clientSecret": "[ANDROID CLIENT SECRET]",
    "projectId": "[ANDROID PROJECT ID]",
    "sourcemapPath": "[PATH TO SOURCEMAP IN ANDROID PROJECT]"
  },
  "ios": {
    "clientId": "[IOS CLIENT ID]",
    "clientSecret": "[IOS CLIENT SECRET]",
    "projectId": "[IOS PROJECT ID]",
    "sourcemapPath": "[PATH TO SOURCEMAP IN IOS PROJECT]"
  }
}

Using command line arguments

Alternatively, this information can be added as arguments directly on the command line

| Option | Description | | ------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | --client-id | The client ID of API credentials | | --client-secret | The client secret of API credentials | | --config | The path to the configuration file relative to project root | | --help | Display the help message | | --platform | The platform to target: ios or android | | --project-id | The project ID | | --sourcemap-path | The path to the sourcemap file | | --upload-url | The URL of the Contentsquare platform, default value: https://api.csq.io |