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@tannu-dev/browse-back

v1.0.8

Published

session replay tool

Downloads

15

Readme

BrowseBack

BrowseBack is a JavaScript library for recording and analyzing user interactions on web applications. It captures user events and errors, allowing you to analyze user behavior and diagnose issues.

Features

  • Record user interactions
  • Capture errors and exceptions
  • Customizable recording options
  • Either Record errors or whole session based on your usecase

Installation

You can install BrowseBack via npm:

npm install @tannu-dev/browse-back@latest

Usage

import { BrowseBack } from '@browseback/core';

// Initialize BrowseBack
BrowseBack.init({
  apiKey: 'YOUR_API_KEY',
  socketUrl: 'SOCKET_URL',
  recordConsole: true,
  recordNetwork: true,
  // Other options...
});

Configuration

browseBackOptions

| Option | Description | |-------------------|-------------------------------------------------| | apiKey | Your BrowseBack API key. | | recordErrorOnly | Whether to record errors only. | | lastNMinutes | Number of minutes to consider for inactivity. | | socketUrl | URL for the WebSocket server. | | username | Username for identifying users. | | user_identifier | Identifier for users. | | recordNetwork | Whether to record network events. | | recordConsole | Whether to record console events. | | record | Whether to enable recording. | | sendMail | Whether to send mail notifications. |

recordConfig (optional)

| Option | Description | |---------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------| | recordCanvas | Whether to record canvas interactions. | | recordCrossOriginIframes| Whether to record cross-origin iframes interactions. | | maskInputOptions | Options for masking input values. | | maskAllInputs | Whether to mask all input values. |

LICENSE

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.