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  • Overview
  • Access and Setup
  • Getting Started

Integration

  • Integrate the SDK
  • Trigger Your First Incident

Verification

  • Verify and Observe

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  • Viewer Workflow

Help

  • Troubleshooting

Reference

  • SDK Reference

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Access and Setup

Add the public SDK, create an app and SDK key, and wire Revclust.

What You Need

Before the first compile, start at revclust.com/get-started, create or open your Revclust account, create an app, and copy one rpk_... SDK key.

Add The SDK Dependency

The package name is always revclust_flutter. Add it to pubspec.yaml, then run flutter pub get.

dependencies:
  revclust_flutter: ^0.6.0

View revclust_flutter on pub.dev.

Supported minimums are Flutter 3.38, Android API 24, iOS 13, and JDK 17 for Android builds.

If dependency resolution fails, confirm that your environment can reach pub.dev and that the package version is available.

Get The Runtime Values

Your app needs one required runtime value: the rpk_... SDK key. Pass it as projectKey in RevclustConfig. Once the first capture works, you can also pass app version, build, Git SHA, and app release stage as optional reproduction metadata. Release stage does not choose Revclust infrastructure.

Confirm Account Setup First

Before wiring the app, confirm that you can sign in through revclust.com/get-started, open Apps, and see the app and SDK key you plan to use. If sign-in fails with You don’t have access to Revclust., use an active account.

When Something Is Missing

When an SDK key will not bootstrap, first check Apps, the key status, the copied rpk_... value, and the value injected by your build. If the problem continues, email support@revclust.com or use Feedback after signing in.

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  1. What You Need
  2. Add The SDK Dependency
  3. Get The Runtime Values
  4. Confirm Account Setup First
  5. When Something Is Missing
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