HEAVILY inspired/built off of JakeWharton's awesome work in u2020 DebugDrawer is small but highly extendable library built to allow developers to easily add a DebugDrawer to their Android applications.
In your applications you often need to change certain configuration settings, monitor internal state or simply try to understand what, DebugDrawer allows you to easily add a slide out drawer with the ability to do this. Classes are provided to allow you to easily create your own additions to customize to your needs.
In your Activity class:
new DebugDrawer.Builder()
.elements("UI",
new TelescopeElement(),
new AnimationSpeedElement(),
new LeakCanaryElement(),
new RiseAndShineElement())
.elements("Network", new NetworkWatcher(this))
.modules(
new BuildModule(),
new DeviceInfoModule(),
new MadgeModule(),
new ScalpelModule())
.elements("Logs",new TimberModule())
.bind(this);
In your build.gradle:
debugCompile 'com.jug6ernaut.debugdrawer:debugdrawer:{latest}'
releaseCompile 'com.jug6ernaut.debugdrawer:debugdrawer-noop:{latest}'
testCompile 'com.jug6ernaut.debugdrawer:debugdrawer-noop:{latest}'
...
debugCompile 'com.jug6ernaut.debugdrawer:module-deviceinfo:0.7.0'
...
Gradle:
debugCompile 'com.jug6ernaut.debugdrawer:debugdrawer:0.7.0'Copyright 2016 William Webb
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