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@vox-pulse/react-native

v0.1.0

Published

VoxPulse SDK for React Native and Expo

Readme

@vox-pulse/react-native

SDK Vox Pulse pour React Native et Expo.

npm install @vox-pulse/react-native

Récupérez votre clé publique dans Vox Pulse → Dashboard → Paramètres (elle commence par vpk_). Cette clé est conçue pour être embarquée dans une application : elle n'autorise que l'envoi de retours, jamais la lecture.

Utilisation

// App.tsx
import { VoxPulseProvider } from "@vox-pulse/react-native";

export default function App() {
  return (
    <VoxPulseProvider
      apiKey="vpk_..."
      apiBase="https://votre-instance-vox-pulse"
      user={{ email, plan, mrr }}
    >
      <Navigation />
    </VoxPulseProvider>
  );
}
import { useVoxPulse } from "@vox-pulse/react-native";

const { track, sendFeedback, identify } = useVoxPulse();

await sendFeedback({
  type: "bug",
  title: "L'écran de paiement reste blanc",
  description: "Après avoir validé le panier.",
});

Pas de widget flottant

Le widget web repose sur le DOM, qui n'existe pas en React Native. Votre application affiche donc sa propre interface de retour et appelle sendFeedback(). Tout le reste — identify, track, sondages — se comporte comme sur le web.

apiBase est obligatoire

Sur mobile il n'y a pas d'origine de page à deviner. Passez l'URL de votre instance, sinon le SDK ne sait pas où envoyer les retours.

Ce qui est transmis

Le titre et la description saisis, la plateforme (ios / android), la version de l'OS, les dimensions de l'écran, et le contexte utilisateur fourni via identify().

Aucune URL n'est rapportée : un nom d'écran mobile n'est pas une URL, et le déduire de l'état de navigation serait faux plus souvent qu'utile. Passez l'écran courant vous-même si c'est utile :

sendFeedback({ type: "bug", title: "…", context: { screen: "Checkout" } });

Licence

MIT