Usage with mocha about bugsnag-react-native

[john-farmer-candor]

I also ran into this problem with CircleCI. It's expecting es5 source and gets an error on the es6 import statement in node_modules/bugsnag-react-native/index.js.

I'll try working around it by testing for the circleci environment variables and not importing bugsnag for now.

[kattrali]

Thanks for the report, @henrikra. Can you share your .babelrc? Maybe there is a configuration option which would help here.

[henrikra]

My .babelrc has basic conf: {"presets": ["react-native"]}
Another way we solved this was by ignoring bugsnag-react-native import when testing. Adding custom module loader to setup.js:

require('react-native-mock/mock');
const m = require('module');

global.__DEV__ = true;
const originalLoader = m._load;

m._load = function hookedLoader(request, parent, isMain) {
  if (request === 'bugsnag-react-native') {
    return {};
  }
  return originalLoader(request, parent, isMain);
};

This will return empty object when bugsnag-react-native is being imported otherwise it loads modules as normal :)

[NicolasBonduel]

Hello guys, I'm having the same issue with Jest. I have the same .babelrc file as @henrikra
We manually mocked bugsnag so we don't get the issue anymore:

let bugsnag = {
  leaveBreadcrumb: (message, metadata) => {
    console.log({message, ...metadata});
  }
};

if (envData.environment !== 'DEV') {
  const bugsnagRN = require("bugsnag-react-native");
  const configuration = new bugsnagRN.Configuration("[...]");
  configuration.releaseStage = envData.environment;
  bugsnag = new bugsnagRN.Client(configuration);
}

@wordofchristian had the same issue here: #10

[llaine]

Experiencing the same issue with sdk v2.2.3