Search Result for Debugging

If you use RxJava2, you know the StackTrace it builds will tell you very little when an exception happens.

Whether you handle the exception or let it crash your app, RxJava2Debug will give you a clear and precise StackTrace pointing to the exact line of code which caused the exception.

It is a debugging tool for measuring simple network traffic.

It is a debug library to easily measure communication traffic of network of Activity.

DebugKit lib for Android allows you to use a fancy hovering debug tool to trigger some actions directly in the app. This tool is very useful to trigger some event at runtime, and to have a written feedback directly on your testing phone screen.

Traceur enables easier debugging of RxJava2 exceptions, by appending the source of any asynchronous calls to the original exception.

In-App Android Debugging Tool With Enhanced Logging, Networking Info, Crash reporting And More.

The debugger tool for Android developer. Display logs, network request, while using the app. Easy accessible with its bubble head button :radio_button:. Easy to integrate in any apps, to handle development or testing apps easier. First version, there is plenty of room for improvement.

Android Snooper is a HTTP inspector which leverages the interceptor mechanism provided by HTTP client and records all the HTTP calls made by the app. It then opens up an Activity to see the detailed history of HTTP calls made on onShake(When user shakes his device) event.

This lightweight library provides visual alerts to developers and QA when an issue happens during development / testing phase.

In traditional android development, when an issue occurs, we use logs to dump the unexpected state or exception trace. Printing to logcat is not enough at times as:

• Logs can be overlooked by developers if we are not constantly monitoring.
• Logs maybe on a remote device which is inaccessible.

Using this library, you can provide visual warning to the developer / QA when something goes wrong on your test or internal builds so that critical issues can be highlighted as and when they happen.

DebugOverlay is an Android library that allows developers to easily add custom overlay window/view for debugging purpose.

You can use it to show some performance related metrics such as cpu, memory, and fps. Or you can show logcat messages within your app for light debugging.

This library is fully customizable in terms of what you can show on the overlay. If you want to show something other than what's being provided, please go ahead and create your own overlay module!

A library for android which can help you to find heavy methods in your code when your app blocked, base on BlockCanary.

Library uses SYSTEM_ALERT_WINDOW to show a build number and name over the top of apps.

Under the Hood is a flexible and powerful Android debug view library. It uses a modular template system that can be easily extended to your needs, although coming with many useful elements built-in.

There is a lot of "default" debug data that can be easily embedded (e.g. current runtime-permission status, app version and device info). There are 2 basic themes (dark and light) which can be customized to your needs.

A memory monitor on Android.

Android Debug Database is a powerful library for debugging databases and shared preferences in Android applications.

Stetho-Couchbase is a plugin for Stetho to enable visualizing and debugging Android Couchbase databases in Chrome.

Android DebugPort allows you to write and execute code within your app's context, at runtime, and from the comfort of your desktop computer's terminal. Think of it as a window into your application through which you can both inspect and modify its state.

Draws debug grid over activities in android application.

Performance metrics library for Android development (including dagger2metrics).

Info-dumper is a Stetho plugin which shows your android application's information.

A simple Android library to create Debugging menu.

Debot offers features that are useful to debug Android applications. Those features can be added to any activity that has the toolbar menu. Also, developers can easily add their own custom debugging features with simple steps.