LogDog is a powerful logging and monitoring SDK for Android applications that helps you track network requests, events, logs, and analytics in real-time.

For complete documentation, visit the LogDog Documentation Portal.

• Network Monitoring: Automatically capture OkHttp requests and responses
• Event Tracking: Log custom events with detailed metadata
• Firebase Analytics Integration: Seamlessly capture Firebase Analytics events
• Log Collection: Capture application logs across different log levels
• Real-time Dashboard: View all captured data in the LogDog dashboard
• Minimal Performance Impact: Designed for efficiency with minimal overhead

Add the following to settings.gradle.kts (project root).

These instructions apply for apps using .kts gradle files.

pluginManagement { repositories { maven { url = uri("https://android-sdk.logdog.app") } } } dependencyResolutionManagement { repositories { maven { url = uri("https://android-sdk.logdog.app") } } }

Add the LogDog dependency to your app's build.gradle (module) file:

plugins { id("com.modrena.logdog.plugin") version "1.0.86" // Dont forget to set the desired version } dependencies { implementation("com.modrena.logdog:logdog-sdk:1.0.86") // Dont forget to set the desired version }

1. Initialize LogDog in your Application class:

import com.modrena.logdog.LogDog import com.modrena.logdog.LogDogConfig class MyApplication : Application() { override fun onCreate() { super.onCreate() LogDog.initialize(this) // Needs to be in the onCreate() val config = LogDogConfig(apiKey = "YOUR_API_KEY",logs = true, network = true, events = true) LogDog.start(config) LogDog.i("LogDog","Hello from LogDog!") } }

2. Log events:

// Log a simple event LogDog.logEvent("button_click", mapOf("button_id" to "login_button")) // Log with different levels LogDog.d("Debug message") LogDog.i("Info message") LogDog.w("Warning message") LogDog.e("Error message", exception)

val config = LogDogConfig( apiKey = "YOUR_API_KEY", logs = true, network = true, firebaseAnalytics = true, logLevel = LogLevel.DEBUG, ) LogDog.start(config)