Background

Historically, Android session replays have been based on snapshots of the entire screen that are then used as the frames for the session replay.

Starting with version v2.28.0 of the Android SDK, developers can now opt to capture their screens as wireframes. This generally allows for better performance on the main thread as well as more control over PII elements.

Native Android Implementation

To make this change, host app developers simply need to pass the WIREFRAME value to the setReplaySessionRecordingFormat() method on the Android SDK instance:

var recordReplaysAsWireframes = true
Sprig.setReplaySessionRecordingFormat(
    if (recordReplaysAsWireframes) ReplaySessionRecordingFormat.WIREFRAME
    else ReplaySessionRecordingFormat.SCREENSHOT
)

React Native Android Implementation

The same flag needs to be set on React Native Android in order to record replays as wireframes:

const recordReplaysAsWireframes = true;

Sprig.setAndroidReplaySessionRecordingFormat(
  recordReplaysAsWireframes
    ? Sprig.ReplaySessionRecordingFormat.wireframe
    : Sprig.ReplaySessionRecordingFormat.screenshot,
);

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Android and React Native Android Session Replay Wireframes Implementation Guide

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Native Android Implementation

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Native Android Implementation

React Native Android Implementation