traceway.devProjects
Create and configure Traceway projects.
Projects
Projects represent individual applications or services that report issues through the Traceway SDK. Each project has its own issue list, API keys, and configuration settings.
Creating a project
To create a new project:
- Navigate to your organization on the platform
- Click "New Project" in the sidebar
- Enter a project name and a URL slug
- Choose visibility (public or private)
- Select the platform type (Flutter, iOS, Android, Web, etc.)
- Optionally set a default branch
- Click "Create"
The project slug appears in URLs and cannot be changed after creation.
Public vs private projects
- Public — anyone with the project URL can submit reports. Useful for open-source apps or beta programs.
- Private — only members of the parent organization can view and submit. Default for internal apps.
Default branch
The default branch (e.g. main, develop) is used as the prefilled branch in the SDK report sheet. Reporters can change it on a per-report basis.
Platform selection
The platform type (iOS, Android, Web, etc.) is used as a default filter in the issue list and in dashboard analytics. Reports submitted with a different platform value are still accepted.
Finding your API key
Open Project Settings and select the SDK tab. Copy the API key shown there and use it when initializing the SDK or making direct API calls.
SDK configuration
The Project Settings > SDK tab also exposes runtime configuration the SDK fetches at startup:
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Screenshots | Allow the SDK to capture and attach screenshots |
| Crash reporting | Automatically capture unhandled exceptions |
| Log collection | Include recent console/logcat output in reports |
| Data retention | How long issue data is stored |
| Max attachment size | Maximum size per file attachment |
[PLACEHOLDER: Confirm exact list of SDK config fields and their default values from the platform implementation.]
Deleting a project
Deleting a project is permanent and removes all issues and reports associated with it. API keys for the deleted project are revoked immediately. There is no soft-delete — back up any data you need before confirming.