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bugsee-sourcemaps

v2.0.1

Published

Manages JS sourcemaps for Bugsee

Downloads

12

Readme

Sourcemaps

bugsee-sourcemaps is a CLI tool that generates and uploads sourcemaps to Bugsee servers for JavaScript-based projects.

Installation

# using NPM
npm install -g bugsee-sourcemaps

# using Yarn
yarn global add bugsee-sourcemaps

Usage

Usage
    $ bugsee-sourcemaps <command> <options> <project-dir>

    Commands
        make
        upload
        generate

    Options
        -h, --help
        -t, --app-token,
        -v, --app-version,
        -s, --source-map,
        -b, --bundle,
        -e, --endpoint,
        -p, --platform,
        -c, --configuration,
        -o, --overwrite

Options

|Option|Required|Compatible commands|Description |---|---|---|---| |-t, --app-token|Yes|make, upload, generate|Application token that identifies the app in Bugsee you want to upload sourcemaps for| |-v, --app-version|No|make, generate, upload|Lets Bugsee to associate sourcemaps with the specified application version. We recommend to set this manually to make sure there will be no any differences in versions of sourcemaps and crash reports| |-s, --source-map|Yes|upload|Path to the generated sourcemaps (file)| |-b, --bundle|Yes|upload|Path to the generated bundle (file)| |-e, --endpoint|No|upload, make|Defines the upload endpoint| |-p, --platform|Yes|make, generate, upload|Identifies the platform sourcemaps are generated for. Available values are: 'ios' and 'android'| |-c|No|make, generate|Defines the configuration to use when handling the sourcemaps. Available values: 'debug' and 'release'. If not specified, sourcemaps for both configurations will be generated| |-o, --overwrite|No|make, upload|Instructs the tool to overwrite any existing sourcemaps of the same version|

Commands

  • make: This command is a union of generate and upload. It automatically generates sourcemaps and uploads them to Bugsee servers.
  • generate: This command instructs the tool to trigger sourcemaps generation for the specified project.
  • upload: This command instructs the tool to upload the specified sourcemaps to the Bugsee servers.