Name: BugHunt-iOS
Owner: Etsy, Inc.
Description: null
Created: 2014-09-09 16:26:24.0
Updated: 2018-01-11 14:03:39.0
Pushed: 2015-12-27 19:43:55.0
Homepage: null
Size: 1244
Language: Objective-C
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A drop-in module that allows for easy bug reporting, sending test cases to your users, and keeping track of number of bugs reported per users.
Throughout the development of your app, you may want some specific feedback on new features you added, or on bugs you fixed - BugHunt is here to help. By feeding test-scenarios to your users and keeping tab of the good karma points, you can achieve guided, focused testing of your app while making it a game to your (internal) users.
Meant for beta and internal usage. Future additions might include code not approved for the App Store.
To show the Bug Hunt overlay:
Hunt showBugHunt];
To handle network events, create a class that conforms to the EBHNetworkCommunicator protocol and give an instance to the BugHunt module:
tworkCommunicator *networkCommunicator = [[MyNetworkCommunicator alloc] init];
Hunt setNetworkCommunicator:networkCommunicator];
Your network communicator is now responsible for responding to requests:
OOL)createBugHuntIssue:(EBHBugReport *)bugReport
completion:(EBHCreateNewIssueCompletionBlock)completionBlock
// Perform request asynchronously and call the completion block
// when finished.
// Let the caller know we are attempting to make the request so they
// can display a loading indicator, etc if they would like.
return YES;
You typically would feed the test scenarios from a backend system, such as your issue tracker.
OOL)fetchBugHuntTasks:(EBHFetchTasksCompletionBlock)completionBlock
// Perform request asynchronously and call the completion block
// when finished, with an array of EBHTask
// Let the caller know we are attempting to make the request so they
// can display a loading indicator, etc if they would like.
return YES;
Leaderboard scores can be kept into your backend system as well - simply implement a way to retrieve the scores.
OOL)fetchBugHuntLeaderboard:(EBHFetchLeaderboardCompletionBlock)completionBlock
// Perform request asynchronously and call the completion block
// when finished, with an array of EBHLeaderboardUser
// Let the caller know we are attempting to make the request so they
// can display a loading indicator, etc if they would like.
return YES;
'BugHunt', :git => 'https://github.com/etsy/BugHunt-iOS.git'
BugHunt folder to your project.Contributions welcome!