Integration Logging

Enable verbose SDK logs to debug and verify your UXCam integration. Integration logging outputs detailed information about SDK initialization, session recording, and data upload.

Enable Logging

Set enableIntegrationLogging: true in your configuration:

import RNUxcam from 'react-native-ux-cam';

const configuration = {
  userAppKey: 'YOUR_API_KEY',
  enableAutomaticScreenNameTagging: false,
  enableIntegrationLogging: true, // Enable verbose logs
};

RNUxcam.optIntoVideoRecordings();
RNUxcam.startWithConfiguration(configuration);

Where Logs Appear

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Important: Integration logs are native-level logs and only appear in native IDEs. They will not appear in your JavaScript console, Metro bundler, or editors like VSCode or Cursor.

Viewing iOS Logs

1. Open your project in Xcode
2. Run the app on a simulator or device
3. Open the Console panel (⇧⌘C)
4. Filter by UXCam to see relevant logs

Viewing Android Logs

1. Open your project in Android Studio
2. Run the app on an emulator or device
3. Open Logcat panel
4. Filter by UXCam tag

What to Look For

Debug vs Release Behavior

Integration logging should only be enabled during development:

const configuration = {
  userAppKey: 'YOUR_API_KEY',
  enableAutomaticScreenNameTagging: false,
  enableIntegrationLogging: __DEV__, // Auto-disable in production
};

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Tip: Integration logging adds minimal overhead, but it's good practice to disable it in production builds to keep logs clean.

Troubleshooting