hi guys good morning, can anyone explain in detail how adb logcat works to find errors in apps?
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This is how you run it for silent logs:
adb logcat -s <Name>
Filter only the errors out:
adb logcat -e <Name>
Print all text in the logcat live:
adb logcat
To install that, go to Android developers page, download that, add the “bin” directory path to PATH env and it is done.
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@Xoma
add the “bin” directory path to PATH env and it is done.
I don’t know how to do this. Can you be clearer? thank you
when you download platform tools (adb) you will extract it, you will find a “bin” directory inside that, go into that, copy the path and then add the path to Environment Variables (user/global)
You can download adb from Downloads - ADB Shell
If you wish there is no need to add to bin. Unzip file to a folder, go to that folder, click on bar, type cmd and a command prompt window will open. Then you can start logcat
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Did You try CTRL+C ?
If you want to get logs of only your apps then run adb logcat | findstr {PACKAGE_NAME} and this will show you the logs that contains your application package. Easier to isolate error
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@dora_paz
If you want to get logs of only your apps then run adb logcat | findstr {PACKAGE_NAME} and this will show you the logs that contains your application package. Easier to isolate error
if I type adb logcat | findstr {PACKAGE_NAME} I have as answer unable to open CHAT
Unless you provided a custom package name from project settings then package name of your app will be in the form of io.kodular.your_email.yourappname
if it show something like this, whats is the problem and what the solution ? because my apk is just force closed
Look from the line java.lang.NullPointerException: Attempt to invoke... its a Kodular Web View Bug.
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thank you for the answer, do you have any suggestion ?