@bugsnag/expo/src/config.js

Bugsnag error reporter for Expo applications

/* global __DEV__ */

const { schema } = require('@bugsnag/core/config')
const Constants = require('expo-constants').default
const stringWithLength = require('@bugsnag/core/lib/validators/string-with-length')

// If the developer property is not present it means the app is
// not connected to a development tool and is either a published app running in
// the Expo client, or a standalone app
const IS_PRODUCTION = !Constants.expoConfig?.developer && !Constants.expoGoConfig?.developer

// The app can still run in production "mode" in development environments, in which
// cases the global boolean __DEV__ will be set to true
const IS_PRODUCTION_MODE = typeof __DEV__ === 'undefined' || __DEV__ !== true

module.exports = {
  logger: {
    ...schema.logger,
    defaultValue: () => getPrefixedConsole()
  },
  releaseStage: {
    ...schema.releaseStage,
    defaultValue: () => {
      if (IS_PRODUCTION) return 'production'
      if (IS_PRODUCTION_MODE) return 'local-prod'
      return 'local-dev'
    }
  },
  codeBundleId: {
    defaultValue: () => undefined,
    message: 'should be a string',
    validate: val => val === undefined || stringWithLength(val)
  }
}

const getPrefixedConsole = () => {
  return ['debug', 'info', 'warn', 'error'].reduce((accum, method) => {
    // console.error causes standalone expo apps to reload on android
    // so don't do any logging that level – use console.warn instead
    const consoleMethod = (IS_PRODUCTION && method === 'error') ? console.warn : console[method]
    accum[method] = consoleMethod.bind(console, '[bugsnag]')
    return accum
  }, {})
}