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react-native-testflight-feedback

v1.0.2

Published

Floating feedback button for TestFlight builds in React Native/Expo apps

Readme

react-native-testflight-feedback

A floating feedback button for TestFlight builds in React Native / Expo apps. Captures a screenshot, lets testers rate with emoji + optional text, and sends it via email.

Only visible in TestFlight builds — automatically hidden in development and production App Store builds.

Install

npx expo install react-native-testflight-feedback

Setup

1. Add the provider

Wrap your root layout with FeedbackProvider:

import { FeedbackProvider } from 'react-native-testflight-feedback';

export default function RootLayout() {
  return (
    <FeedbackProvider email="[email protected]">
      <Stack>
        {/* your screens */}
      </Stack>
    </FeedbackProvider>
  );
}

2. Set the build flag

In your app.config.ts (or app.config.js):

export default {
  // ...your config
  extra: {
    betaBuild: process.env.BETA_BUILD === "true",
  },
};

In your eas.json, add a beta profile with the env var:

{
  "build": {
    "beta": {
      "env": {
        "BETA_BUILD": "true"
      }
    },
    "production": {}
  }
}

Build with eas build --profile beta and the feedback button appears. Build with --profile production and it's gone.

Props

| Prop | Type | Required | Description | |------|------|----------|-------------| | email | string | Yes | Recipient email for feedback | | enabled | boolean | No | Override auto-detection. true forces the button on (useful for testing). | | children | ReactNode | Yes | Your app content |

How it works

  1. A floating button appears in the bottom-right corner
  2. Tapping it captures a screenshot of the current screen
  3. A modal slides up with the screenshot, 5 emoji choices, and an optional text field
  4. "Send" opens the device mail client with a pre-filled email containing the feedback + screenshot

Peer dependencies

  • react >= 18
  • react-native >= 0.72
  • expo-constants >= 14
  • expo-mail-composer >= 12
  • expo-application >= 5
  • expo-device >= 5
  • expo-router >= 3
  • react-native-view-shot >= 3

License

MIT