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# Bug Reporting Callbacks

Covered here are event handlers that you can use to have a block of code executed when a certain action is triggered for your React Native apps.

### Before Invoking Luciq

This block is executed on the UI thread. You can use it to perform any UI changes before the SDK's UI is shown.

{% code title="JavaScript" %}

```javascript
BugReporting.onInvokeHandler(function () {
    // Perform any UI changes before the SDK's UI is shown.
});
```

{% endcode %}

### Before Sending a Report

This block is executed in the background before sending each report. You can use it to attach logs and extra data to reports.

{% code title="JavaScript" %}

```javascript
Luciq.onReportSubmitHandler((report) => {
    // Attach logs and extra data to reports.
});
```

{% endcode %}

### After Dismissing Luciq

This block is executed on the UI thread. You can use it to perform any UI changes after the SDK's UI has been dismissed.

{% code title="JavaScript" %}

```javascript
BugReporting.onSDKDismissedHandler(function (dismissType, reportType) {
    // Perform any UI changes after the SDK's UI has been dismissed.
});
```

{% endcode %}

<details>

<summary>onSDKDismissedHandler parameters</summary>

* `dismissType`: How the SDK was dismissed.
* `reportType`: The type of report that was sent. If the SDK was dismissed without selecting a report type, it will be set to `bug`, so you might need to check `issueState` before `reportType`.

</details>


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