Releases: shakebugs/shake-react-native
17.1.2
17.1.1
What's new
- Shake now support Expo apps
- Collecting fetch type network requests together with xhr
Bug fixes
- Screen recording on Android 15 fixed
- Network requests status code fixed
17.1.0
Migration to new architecture
17.0.1
Fixed ShakePicker item key
17.0.0
What's new
We've introduced api keys. Use api key instead client id and client secret for starting Shake. This improves security and control - you can create multiple api keys or delete old ones if needed.
16.2.1
16.2.0
What's new
We’ve made it possible for users to open a New chat without submitting a New ticket.
Additionally, you can customize Shake home screen buttons according to your taste.
Chat notifications are upgraded with push notifications, so users can receive chat notifications even when app is closed. Also, there’s now a neat seen indicator that tells you exactly if the message was seen or not. 🚀
From now, you can execute a block of code when certain actions are triggered within Shake.
This version now contains Turkish, Korean and Dutch translations, which additionally extend the lists of languages into which Shake's been translated.
Bug fixes
We fixed a few minor bugs that were causing problems. Shake is now more stable and runs even smoother.
16.1.0
What's new
Introducing Custom branding! 🎨️
From now you can customize the appearance of the Shake SDK with your brand's colors, fonts, and more and align the SDK with your brand's identity for a consistent user experience.
16.0.0
What's new
We're excited to announce the latest feature in our SDK, which allows you to create a custom feedback form. Now you can collect even more detailed information from your users and tailor the form to your specific needs. Say goodbye to generic feedback form and hello to personalized data collection!
15.3.0
What's new
The unread chat messages listener is now available in Shake. Anywhere in your app, you can show a user how many unread messages in Shake they have.
Bug fixes
Whoops! If you passed null to Shake user register or update methods, that would crash your app. Is crashing any good? No — so we knew what to do. Now everything works smoothly. While we were at it, we patched a few other obscure edge cases that you were not even aware of.