Faster development with Debug Drawer

Features

DeviceModule - common information about your device

BuildModule - app build information

SettingsModule - open Developer, Battery, Default settings, open app info and possibility to uninstall app directly from itself

NetworkModule - enable/disable Wifi, Mobile or Bluetooth

OkHttpModule,OkHttp3Module - common information about http client (requires extra dependency)

PicassoModule - image downloading and caching statistics (requires extra dependency)

GlideModule - image downloading and caching statistics (requires extra dependency)

ScalpelModule - tool to uncover the layers under your app (requires extra dependency). Thanks ebabel for contributing.

LocationModule - common location information (requires extra dependency)

TimberModule - log viewer with sharing feature (requires extra dependency). Thanks AntonyGolovin for contributing.

ActionsModule - any context dependent action (ButtonAction, SwitchAction, SpinnerAction)

FpsModule - measuring the FPS using Choreographer (requires extra dependency)

LogsModule - Logcat and OkHttp network calls interceptor (requires extra dependency). Credits Sloy

NetworkQualityModule - Error/delay rate managing for network calls (requires extra dependency). Credits Sloy

TODO

• Take screenshot feature

You are always welcome to suggest modules!

Getting Started

Add Gradle dependencies:

DebugDrawer

dependencies {
   debugImplementation 'io.palaima.debugdrawer:debugdrawer:0.8.0'
   releaseImplementation 'io.palaima.debugdrawer:debugdrawer-no-op:0.8.0'
}

DebugView

dependencies {
   debugImplementation 'io.palaima.debugdrawer:debugdrawer-view:0.8.0'
   releaseImplementation 'io.palaima.debugdrawer:debugdrawer-view-no-op:0.8.0'
}

BuildModule, DeviceModule, SettingsModule, NetworkModule

dependencies {
   implementation 'io.palaima.debugdrawer:debugdrawer-commons:0.8.0'
}

ActionsModule - ButtonAction, SwitchAction, SpinnerAction

dependencies {
   implementation 'io.palaima.debugdrawer:debugdrawer-actions:0.8.0'
}

OkHttpModule, OkHttp3Module OkHttp library required

dependencies {
   implementation 'io.palaima.debugdrawer:debugdrawer-okhttp:0.8.0'
   implementation 'io.palaima.debugdrawer:debugdrawer-okhttp3:0.8.0'
}

PicassoModule Picasso library required

dependencies {
   implementation 'io.palaima.debugdrawer:debugdrawer-picasso:0.8.0'
}

GlideModule Glide library required

dependencies {
   implementation 'io.palaima.debugdrawer:debugdrawer-glide:0.8.0'
}

ScalpelModule Scalpel library required

dependencies {
   implementation 'io.palaima.debugdrawer:debugdrawer-scalpel:0.8.0'
}

LocationModule

dependencies {
   implementation 'io.palaima.debugdrawer:debugdrawer-location:0.8.0'
}

TimberModule Timber library required

dependencies {
   implementation 'io.palaima.debugdrawer:debugdrawer-timber:0.8.0'
}

FpsModule Takt library required

dependencies {
   implementation 'io.palaima.debugdrawer:debugdrawer-fps:0.8.0'
}

LogsModule Lynx & Chuck libraries required

dependencies {
   implementation 'io.palaima.debugdrawer:debugdrawer-logs:0.8.0'
}

NetworkQualityModule OkHttp library required

dependencies {
   implementation 'io.palaima.debugdrawer:debugdrawer-network-quality:0.8.0'
}

Putting All Together

1. Initialization in Activity

You could use DebugDrawer or DebugView depending on your needs

Example using DebugDrawer (For DebugView initialization check DebugViewActivity)

    private DebugDrawer debugDrawer;

    @Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        //...

        SwitchAction switchAction = new SwitchAction("Test switch", new SwitchAction.Listener() {
            @Override
            public void onCheckedChanged(boolean value) {
                Toast.makeText(MainActivity.this, "Switch checked", Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show();
            }
        });

        ButtonAction buttonAction = new ButtonAction("Test button", new ButtonAction.Listener() {
            @Override
            public void onClick() {
                Toast.makeText(MainActivity.this, "Button clicked", Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show();
            }
        });

        SpinnerAction<String> spinnerAction = new SpinnerAction<>(
            Arrays.asList("First", "Second", "Third"),
            new SpinnerAction.OnItemSelectedListener<String>() {
                @Override public void onItemSelected(String value) {
                    Toast.makeText(MainActivity.this, "Spinner item selected - " + value, Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show();
                }
            }
        );

        debugDrawer = new DebugDrawer.Builder(this)
            .modules(
                new ActionsModule(switchAction, buttonAction, spinnerAction),
                new FpsModule(Takt.stock(getApplication())),
                new LocationModule(this),
                new ScalpelModule(this),
                new TimberModule(),
                new OkHttp3Module(okHttpClient),
                new PicassoModule(picasso),
                new GlideModule(Glide.get(getContext())),
                new DeviceModule(this),
                new BuildModule(this),
                new NetworkModule(this),
                new SettingsModule(this)
            ).build();
    }

2. TimberModule

Don't forget to plant needed log trees in Application class. Tree that is used by TimberModule stored in LumberYard class.

Application class example:

    public class DebugDrawerApplication extends Application {
        @Override
        public void onCreate() {
            super.onCreate();

            LumberYard lumberYard = LumberYard.getInstance(this);
            lumberYard.cleanUp();

            Timber.plant(lumberYard.tree());
            Timber.plant(new Timber.DebugTree());
        }
    }

Creating and Publishing Your Own Module

Add implementation 'io.palaima.debugdrawer:debugdrawer-base:0.8.0' to your dependencies

Module must implement DebugModule interface or extend DebugModuleAdapter if you do not need lifecycle hooks

    public interface DebugModule {

        /**
         * Creates module view
         */
        @NonNull View onCreateView(@NonNull LayoutInflater inflater, @NonNull ViewGroup parent);

        /**
         * Override this method if you need to refresh
         * some information  when drawer is opened
         */
        void onOpened();

        /**
         * Override this method if you need to stop
         * some actions  when drawer is closed
         */
        void onClosed();

        /**
         * Override this method if you need to start
         * some processes
         */
        void onResume();

        /**
         * Override this method if you need to do
         * some clean up
         */
        void onPause();

        /**
         * Override this method if you need to start
         * some processes that would be killed when
         * onStop() is called
         * E.g. register receivers
         */
        void onStart();

        /**
         * Override this method if you need to do
         * some clean up when activity goes to foreground.
         * E.g. unregister receivers
         */
        void onStop();
    }

Sample

You can clone the project and compile it yourself (it includes a sample).

MainActivity

DebugViewActivity

Contributing

Want to contribute? You are welcome!

Pull Requests

• Fork the repo and create your branch from dev.
• If you've changed APIs, update the documentation.
• Make sure your code lints.
• Change README.md if necessary

Coding Style

• Opening braces to appear on the same line as code
• All variables must be camelCase
• All resources must have dd_ prefix

Developed By

• Mantas Palaima - palaima.mantas@gmail.com

Credits

• Jake Wharton - U2020

• Mike Penz - MaterialDrawer

• LemonLabs - SlidingDebugMenu

License

Copyright 2016 Mantas Palaima.

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at

   http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
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