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Log to a sql database for debugging. View the logs in-app with the LogViewerActivity.
Log4j with the ability to send the logs to HTTP GET request's.
A library that logs your request in cURL, used with Retrofit HTTP client.
An easy Android logging with Kotlin and Timber.
Response logging interceptor for OkHttp. Logs a url link with url-encoded response for every OkHttp call.
This library is meant to offer a wrapper around the standard Android Log.x methods in few distinct flavours. It gives you the possibility to have one logger that will use the same logging tag for the whole app and also the ability to quickly change the logging level for the whole app - you can go from debug to release by changing just one constant.
A simple easy-to-use debug utility which helps you capture the logs simultaneously to adb terminal as well to a file on SD Card.
A simple tool that can be used to quickly add informative debug logs to the code during investigation without typing much.
Simple aspect oriented annotation debugging library for Android development.
Frodo is an android library inspired by Hugo, mainly used for logging RxJava Observables and Subscribers outputs on the logcat. It generates and weaves code based on annotations only on debug versions of the application where the plugin is applied, for instance, it is safe to persist any Frodo annotation in the codebase.
Simple logger with support sections and json representation in the original form.
A logging library for Android with focus on convenient usage and extensibility.
Herald provides a very simple way to initialize logger objects and does all magic for you. You can annotate any field of some class with a @Log annotation to let Herald inject suitable logger in this field. It does not matter whether it is a static field or not.
Log is a super-simple drop-in replacement for android.util.Log that can also be used in normal Java projects.
Capture debug logging to a file that user can easily send to you via email.
Trail is a simple logging system for Java and Android. Create logs using the same API and the library will detect automatically in which platform the code is running.
TimberLorry is a log collector without data loss (e.g. reboot, exit application). Library stores logs in the buffer (internal database by default), and periodically sends it to an endpoint. If no internet connection available, the periodical work will not be executed.
An Android Logger with a lot of options for debugging that helps a lot to developers. You can easily add logs everywhere in your APP and manage showing them by limit them by Codes or by their Class name. It also will show you that logs was called from which file and which line, you also can see which class and which line called your current method.
The design goals of this project are as follows:
- Provide an on-device view of explicit log output during app development.
- Do not disrupt the normal lifecycle of the app (no app switching).
- Transparent implementation (using the same API as android.util.Log, easily disabled).
- Minimal setup.
Android UI logger library.
Main features:
- Always on the screen, even if app is paused. It can be destroyed after direct command call.
- You can drag it to the any place of the screen.
- Font and background colors can be changed by double tap.
- You can re-size main log window by dragging down right corner * of the log window.
- Clear the screen by clicking on the right upper corner.
- Easy use. Only three API methods.
- Easy link with Gradle.