I have some apps already publish , but i want to implement this in my app, when ever my app crashes due to some reason i need the user to be shown a pop up to sent this crash log via mail?
is there any FREE lib to implement this?
you can use acra or bugsense to achieve this.
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My app is available on the Play Store and one of my users reported that it crashes on his phone but he is not able to send me the logs since there is no report dialog.
What could be the source of this issue and how to fix it ?
I would suggest you send another build with crashlytics and criticism in place and try to replicate the crash. Also go to your dashboard of play store and check for crash logs.
I am working to a Android Application where i have to generate text file if for example user shake his handset or crash happens. I want to store Log Report of application( which is also displayed by Logcat) inside this report. Also i want to display specific logs of my company SDK. Any Suggestion?
Try some third party services such as bugsense if cost is not an issue. Or register for crashlytics (free) and wait for acceptance.
Try this.
How to save LogCat contents to file?
I've released an application to some people for testing. Some of them are reporting that it works fine, while other say that they are getting Force Close error on the first run. How can I get the error description that happens, so I can fix it?
For now, ask users to install any logcat reading app and send you the stacktrace, if they're running Android 4.0 or below.
In future updates, integrate a library like ACRA that can automatically send you error reports.
Ask a selection of your users to install aLogcat, and to send the logs to you when the problem occurs. After all, assuming they're all suffering from the same problem, you only really need a single user to send you the logs so that you can get a call stack to diagnose it.
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You can try Application Crash Report for Android.
Second most suitable for error logging BugSense. It upload the error message on dashboard immediately.
Third I have example on github to send the error trace on to developer email.
https://github.com/ajaysaini-sgvu/CrashReport
To collect crash reports as a developer one uses logcat. Is there a standard way for a published android application to capture crash logs so that your users can send them to you?
Is there any callback that is called when an app crashes for example? Can the strategy that logcat uses to log be adopted to a production game?
Similar question for iOS Apps:
How can I allow users to give me feedback and submit bug reports for my iOS app?
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How can I accept bug reports and other user feedback from within my app?
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In addition to the frameworks mentioned in the answers below a lower level approach to capturing all uncaught exceptions can be used an is mentioned here Ideal way to set global uncaught exception Handler in Android
I personally use ACRA. I found it easy to integrate, and it meets my requirements.
Reports are sent to a spreadsheet in Google Docs, and it can be configured to send you an email every time the app crashes
Using logcat is a solution but is only feasible when crashes are coming from your own device. However, you can have the crashes occurring on your users’ devices automatically sent to you as well, including all crash and device details.
This could be done through Instabug which is a bug & crash reporting service.
It automatically sends a report containing all crash and device details once a crash occurs, plus It only takes a line of code to integrate in your app.
For full disclosure, I work at Instabug. Let me know if I can help.
You can include Flurry Analytics in your app, which does create an error log when something craches and sends in back to the server, which you have access to. It will give you all the information like the LogCat.
I hope this helps.
There is also FirebaseCrash by Google which reports logs on your Firebase console.
Read more about it here
The Google Play Developer Console also reports crashes and application not responsive, under crashes and ANRs for each app.
When I apply for a Facebook app on http://www.facebook.com/developers, it tells me to add my phone number for user verification, but even after I pass the phone check I'm still not able to create my app. Does anyone know what should I do?
There seem to be many problems with the authentication process. Check this out: http://forum.developers.facebook.net/viewtopic.php?id=60622&p=11
or
http://forum.developers.facebook.net/viewtopic.php?id=30740&p=13