Retrieving Bug Data

This section covers the APIs that retrieve any data related to bugs of specific applications. For each parameter required by the API endpoint, you can find instructions on how to find them below.

Finding Application Slug

You can find the application slug by going to your dashboard and giving the URL a look. The part you're looking for should be the application name as well as a token if provided in the URL. For example, take the URL below:

https://dashboard.luciq.ai/applications/android-sample/beta/bugs/

In this particular case, android-sample is the application slug. In some cases as well, the application slug might be the application name with a token in the end.

Finding Application Mode

The application mode is always either beta or live depending on your choice. If you're on a specific application in the dashboard and you want to check the mode, you can find it in the drop-down menu used to switch between applications.

Finding Authorization Token

A required header parameter is the authorization token. In order to find this, you'll need to follow a few steps.

1 - Open the network logger of your browser while while choosing a bug report 2 - Filter the network logs to show requests including api.instabug.com 3 - Choose the GET request that coincides with the number of the bug report. This is usually shown with the title being the bug number 4 - In the Headers section, find the Authorization parameter. 5 - Copy the text in the Authorization parameter, you can place this in the header parameters. The text you copy should look something like Token token="some_token" email="[email protected]"

Alternatively, you can find the token by using the API mentioned here.