fullstory_flutter

fullstory_flutter provides Fullstory autocapture capabilities to support session replay by integrating with the existing Fullstory Native Mobile SDKs.

This plug-in is intended to be used in conjunction with Fullstory for Mobile Apps.

⚠️ This plugin is currently in Early Access. Some breaking changes are possible before the 1.0.0 release. You may encounter bugs in visual session replay during the Early Access.

Quick Links

• Email us
• fullstory_flutter documentation
  • Getting Started guide
  • Usage examples
  • Fullstory API

Setting up Flutter session replay

1. Update to Flutter 3.32 or higher.

2. Follow the directions to set up the public fullstory_flutter plugin and ensure it is working as expected.

3. Update Android and iOS SDKs to a minimum version of 1.68.0.

4. In the app's main.dart (or wherever the app is started) replace runApp($YourAppHere$) with runFullstoryApp($YourAppHere$) and add import 'package:fullstory_flutter/fullstory_flutter.dart';. If you use runWidget, runFullstoryWidget should be used instead.

5. Run the app again and ensure that a session is successfully captured.

Optional additional setup

If you wish to enable additional data capture, such as pages, crashes, and network requests, please follow the steps in our developer documentation.

Custom classes and attributes

Use FSCustomAttributes to add custom classes or attributes to your widgets. Wrap the widget you want to annotate with FSCustomAttributes and add any classes or attributes you wish to include.

Example usage

FSCustomAttributes {
  classes: ['class1', 'class2'],
  attributes: {'field1': 'value1'},
  child: YourAnnotatedWidget(),
}

Known Issues

• Not compatible with tools and frameworks like Patrol, which also use custom bindings. Please contact us to determine a way to combine our binding with your framework’s.
• Recovery for Flutter is not currently supported, so if a session is recovered, flutter elements may not be available for some part of a session.
• Apps which have multiple FlutterViews on screen at the same time aren’t supported yet. Please contact us if you use multiple FlutterViews.