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- Add "Report Bug" link in navigation that calls BugDrop.open() - Update documentation comments with JavaScript API reference - Update explainer callout to link to JS API docs Demonstrates programmatic control of BugDrop widget from custom UI.
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Summary
BugDrop.open()APIDemo
The navigation now includes a "Report Bug" link that opens the BugDrop feedback modal programmatically using the JavaScript API instead of the floating button.
This demonstrates how developers can integrate BugDrop into their own UI (menus, buttons, etc.) rather than relying solely on the floating button.
Dependencies
Requires BugDrop v1.2.0 (currently in PR #19 on bugdrop repo).
Test plan