This library helps Android developers to read logcats in real time remotely.
You can easily run this server localy or in a cloud
Localy
cd server
npm i
node server.js
allprojects {
repositories {
...
maven { url 'https://jitpack.io' }
}
}
dependencies {
implementation 'com.github.luimi:logcat-monitor:Tag'
}
Start logcat-monitor service
LogCatMonitor(this).putServer("serverUrl").start()
Doc
LogCatMonitor(context: Context): LogCatMonitor
- Constructor.putServer(serverUrl: String): LogCatMonitor
- Set your server url (Required).putCode(code: String): LogCatMonitor
- Set this code to indentify devices in the server, by default will set androidID.setPing(inverval?: Long)
- Optional interval time to ping until stop, default 30sec.setStatusNotification(appName: Int)
- Shows a notification with connection status and last log linesetFilterByTag(filters: ArrayList<String>)
- List of tags to filter.setExcludeByTag(excludes: ArrayList<String>)
- List of tags to exclude from logs.start(): void
- Starts the service in background.
Binding service
lateinit var bind: MainService.Bind
val serviceConnection = object: ServiceConnection{
override fun onServiceConnected(p0: ComponentName?, p1: IBinder?) {
bind = p1 as MainService.Bind
bind.logCallback = {
val log = Log(it)
if(log.isLog){
// In case you want to use logs in your app
}
}
bind.wsCallback = {
// it = websocket connection status
}
}
override fun onServiceDisconnected(p0: ComponentName?) {
// Disconnected
}
}
// ---
val logCatMonitor = LogCatMonitor(this).putServer(server).putCode(code)
logCatMonitor.start()
logCatMonitor.intent.also { intent ->
bindService(intent, serviceConnection, BIND_AUTO_CREATE)
}
Open server url and check your app logcat in realtime
Doc
Autoscroll
- Toggle autoscroll logs.Filter
- Type filter only for the Tag's you want to see.Device
- Select the device you want to subscribe.Sync
- Syncronice device list.Clear
- Clear's the listed logs.Status
- Show the connection status of the websocket, not the device.