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@outcode/bug-reporter-core

v1.0.0

Published

Framework-agnostic core for an in-app bug reporter: types, submit API, offline retry queue, log-capture breadcrumbs, theming, and a pluggable ClickUp repository. No React / React Native.

Downloads

318

Readme

@outcode/bug-reporter-core

npm version npm downloads license: MIT types: TypeScript

Framework-agnostic core for the OutCode Bug Reporter. No React or React Native — just types, the submit API, theming tokens, the offline retry queue, log/breadcrumb capture, and pluggable backend repositories (ClickUp included). Used by the web and native UI packages, and usable standalone in any JS/TS runtime with fetch.

Install

npm install @outcode/bug-reporter-core

What's inside

  • TypesBugReporterConfig, CreateReportParams, IBugReporterRepository, severity/type/theme types
  • submitReport(config, options) — routes to a repository or POSTs to apiUrl
  • ClickUpBugReporterRepository — creates a task (priority from severity, type → tag, screenshot attachment, markdown body with merged context + breadcrumbs)
  • installLogCapture() — rolling buffer of recent console warnings/errors + last failed fetch
  • ReportQueue / getReportQueue() — offline retry queue over any storage adapter
  • Theme tokensTHEMES, resolveTheme() (Indigo / Noir / Mint)
  • Taxonomy + annotation modelSEVERITIES, REPORT_TYPES, ANNOTATION_TOOLS, Annotation

Example: a custom backend

import type { IBugReporterRepository, CreateReportParams, BugReportResponse } from '@outcode/bug-reporter-core';

class MyRepository implements IBugReporterRepository {
  async createReport(params: CreateReportParams): Promise<BugReportResponse> {
    const res = await fetch('https://api.example.com/bugs', {
      method: 'POST',
      headers: { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' },
      body: JSON.stringify(params),
    });
    return { success: res.ok, id: (await res.json()).id };
  }
}

License

MIT © OutCode Software