We need to log our app because we can debug errors or behaviors abnormal, thus improving our application. This library is a tree of Timber. We can register this tree so that the logs are recorded in Firestore. Thus, you should add the firebase credentials in your project.
You can download and install Droid Remote Logging
with Maven and Gradle:
dependencies {
implementation("co.devhack:remotelogging:{current_version}")
}Make sure to include MavenCentral in your repositories
repositories {
mavenCentral()
}How to use this library:
First, you need to add the "enable" variable as metadata in the manifest file (for default the value is false) :
<meta-data android:name="co.devhack.remotelogging.enable" android:value="true" />And the types of logs. You can put various types of logs for default is INFO
<meta-data android:name="co.devhack.remotelogging.logtypes"
android:value="DEBUG, INFO, DEBUG, VERBOSE, ERROR" />Afterward...
Add the tree to Timber in the application file
val deviceDetails = DeviceDetails(
Settings.Secure.getString(contentResolver, Settings.Secure.ANDROID_ID),
Build.VERSION.RELEASE,
Build.MANUFACTURER,
Build.BRAND,
Build.DEVICE,
Build.MODEL,
VERSION_NAME,
VERSION_CODE
)
Timber.plant(TimberRemoteLogging(applicationContext, deviceDetails))Use Timber normally.
Timber.i("log info")
Timber.e(Exception("error"))
Timber.log(Log.VERBOSE, "log verbose")You can see the data in firestore like this:
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