🧩Widget and SDK

Upload your build's source maps with @bugdump/cli and every captured error shows your original files, lines and code instead of minified JavaScript. Set up a release token, add three commands to your CI, and fix the usual problems.

The widget sends the uncaught errors and unhandled promise rejections on your site to BugDump by itself, with the console, network requests and clicks that led up to them. How to turn it off, sample it, filter it, and send the errors you catch yourself.

Keep your app's own "Report a problem" dialog and file reports with submit() — with the same console, network, and session replay the widget attaches. React and Angular examples included.

Set the widget's starting theme, then keep it in step with your app's own light/dark toggle using setTheme() — with React, Vue, and plain JavaScript examples.

The widget ships in English, Russian, Spanish, French, Portuguese and German and picks one from the page or browser language. Choose one yourself, change any string, add a language of your own, and remove BugDump branding.

Redact tokens, drop noisy endpoints, and keep sensitive payloads out of reports using consoleFilter and networkFilter.

Every method on the Bugdump instance — identify, setContext, setTheme, open, close, submit, captureException, collectTelemetry, destroy — and how to attach your own data to reports.

Turn individual capture features on or off, choose between screen-capture and DOM methods, and keep sensitive data out of your reports.

Every option you can pass to Bugdump.init() — theme, position, language, icon, endpoint, teaser bubble, report links, and programmatic control.