@amplitude/plugin-session-replay-react-native/lib/module/session-replay-config.js

Amplitude Session Replay plugin for React Native

import { LogLevel } from '@amplitude/analytics-types';

/**
 * Masking levels for sensitive content in session replay.
 *
 * Declared as a string-literal union (rather than an `enum`) to match the
 * Session Replay browser SDK and avoid the const-enum inlining pitfalls of
 * string enums under aggressive compilers. Kept structurally identical to the
 * standalone `@amplitude/session-replay-react-native` SDK's `MaskLevel` so the
 * two packages stay in lockstep without coupling the plugin's runtime to the
 * standalone native module.
 *
 * - `light`: mask only inputs that are always sensitive (password, etc.).
 * - `medium`: mask all `<TextInput>` fields.
 * - `conservative`: mask all `<TextInput>` fields and all `<Text>` content.
 */

/**
 * Configuration for the Session Replay React Native plugin.
 *
 * Unlike the standalone `@amplitude/session-replay-react-native` SDK, the
 * plugin auto-sources `apiKey`, `deviceId`, `sessionId`, and `serverZone`
 * from the analytics client's `ReactNativeConfig` at `setup()` time, so
 * those fields are intentionally absent from the public plugin config.
 * The plugin also never shipped a deprecated top-level `maskLevel`, so no
 * input-boundary normalization (and no `SessionReplayConfigInternal` alias)
 * is needed here.
 */

export const getDefaultConfig = () => {
  return {
    autoStart: true,
    enableRemoteConfig: true,
    logLevel: LogLevel.Warn,
    // Intentionally left without a `maskLevel`: the effective default
    // (`'medium'`) is resolved once at the native boundary in `setup()`.
    // Baking it in here would make a partial user `privacyConfig` (e.g. `{}`)
    // unable to fall through to the `?? 'medium'` resolution.
    privacyConfig: {},
    sampleRate: 0
  };
};
export { LogLevel };
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