Control how data is passed in network requests or responses
This option is available for configuration, and should be provided as the second argument to LogRocket.init
.
network
network
A collection of configuration options specific to network capture.
Disable recording of network data
isEnabled
- Boolean
isEnabled
- Booleanoptional (default - true)
// Add this to your existing init call, do not call init twice!
LogRocket.init(YOUR_APP_ID, {
network: {
isEnabled: false,
},
});
Sanitize a network request
requestSanitizer
- Function
requestSanitizer
- Functionoptional
Use requestSanitizer to scrub sensitive data from network requests or to ignore request/response pairs.
To ignore a request/response pair return null
from the requestSanitizer
. You can also redact fields on the request
object by modifying the object. Make sure that you still return the modified request from the function:
// Add this to your existing init call, do not call init twice!
LogRocket.init(YOUR_APP_ID, {
network: {
requestSanitizer: request => {
// if the url contains 'ignore'
if (request.url.toLowerCase().indexOf('ignore') !== -1) {
// ignore the request response pair
return null;
}
// otherwise log the request normally
return request;
},
},
});
// Add this to your existing init call, do not call init twice!
LogRocket.init(YOUR_APP_ID, {
network: {
requestSanitizer: request => {
// if the url contains 'ignore'
if (request.url.toLowerCase().indexOf('ignore') !== -1) {
// scrub out the body
request.body = null;
}
return request;
},
},
});
// Add this to your existing init call, do not call init twice!
LogRocket.init(YOUR_APP_ID, {
network: {
requestSanitizer: request => {
request.headers['x-auth-token'] = null;
return request;
},
},
});
// Add this to your existing init call, do not call init twice!
LogRocket.init(YOUR_APP_ID, {
network: {
requestSanitizer: request => {
if (request.headers['x-auth-token']) {
request.headers['x-auth-token'] = '';
}
return request;
},
},
});
Sanitize a network response
responseSanitizer
- Function
responseSanitizer
- Functionoptional
Use the responseSanitizer
to redact sensitive data from network response. Return null
from the function to redact all response fields and only record timing data.
// Add this to your existing init call, do not call init twice!
LogRocket.init(YOUR_APP_ID, {
network: {
responseSanitizer: response => {
response.body = null;
return response;
},
},
});
// Add this to your existing init call, do not call init twice!
LogRocket.init(YOUR_APP_ID, {
network: {
responseSanitizer: response => {
return null;
},
},
});
logrocket-fuzzy-search-sanitizer
Joshua Bailey, a LogRocket user, contributed a plugin for more easily sanitizing data from network requests and responses. Check it out here: https://github.com/LogRocket/logrocket-fuzzy-search-sanitizer