capacitor-crashlytics-cc

Fork of capacitor-crashlytics

Capacitor plugin to enable features from Firebase Crashlytics

Android coming soon

API

• crash(): Promise<void>
• logUser(options: {id: string, email:string, name: string}): Promise<void>

For more information check the definitions file

Usage

import { Crashlytics } from 'capacitor-crashlytics';
const crashlytics = new Crashlytics();

//
// log user
crashlytics
  .logUser({
    name: this.name,
    email: this.email,
    id: this.id
  })
  .then(() => alert(`user logged`))
  .catch(err => alert(err.message));

//
// force a crash
crashlytics.crash();

Add Google config files

Navigate to the project settings page for your app on Firebase.

iOS

Download the GoogleService-Info.plist file. In Xcode right-click on the yellow folder named "App" and select the Add files to "App".

Tip: if you drag and drop your file to this location, Xcode may not be able to find it.

Android

Download the google-services.json file and copy it to android/app/ directory of your capacitor project.

iOS setup

• ionic start my-cap-app --capacitor
• cd my-cap-app
• npm install --save capacitor-crashlytics
• mkdir www && touch www/index.html
• sudo gem install cocoapods (only once)
• npx cap add ios
• npx cap sync ios (every time you run npm install)
• npx cap open ios
• sign your app at xcode (general tab)
• add GoogleService-Info.plist to the app folder in xcode

Tip: every time you change a native code you may need to clean up the cache (Product > Clean build folder) and then run the app again.

Build phase

1. Create a Fabric account
2. Go to install instructions
3. Follow steps on Add a Run Script Build Phase
4. Follow steps on Add Your API Key

After you build the app in xcode you should be able to link it in Firebase console. To start seeing logs in the panel, force a crash using method crash (app must not be running within xcode) and then re-start the app.

Not seeing a crash in the dashboard?

• Double-check in your Build Settings that your Debug Information Format is DWARF with dSYM File for both Debug and Release
• Make sure to launch the app after crashing it, so that the crash can be uploaded
• If you don’t see the crash after a few minutes, run your app again to retry crash delivery.

Android setup

• ionic start my-cap-app --capacitor
• cd my-cap-app
• npm install --save capacitor-crashlytics
• mkdir www && touch www/index.html
• npx cap add android
• npx cap sync android (every time you run npm install)
• npx cap open android
• add google-services.json to your android/app folder
• [extra step] in android case we need to tell Capacitor to initialise the plugin:

on your MainActivity.java file add import io.stewan.capacitor.crashlytics.CrashlyticsPlugin; and then inside the init callback add(CrashlyticsPlugin.class);

Now you should be set to go. Try to run your client using ionic cap run android --livereload --address=0.0.0.0.

Tip: every time you change a native code you may need to clean up the cache (Build > Clean Project | Build > Rebuild Project) and then run the app again.

Build phase

1. Create a Fabric account
2. Go to install instructions
3. Follow steps on Add a Run Script Build Phase
4. Follow steps on Add Your API Key

After you build the app in xcode you should be able to link it in Firebase console. To start seeing logs in the panel, force a crash using method crash (app must not be running within xcode) and then re-start the app.

Not seeing a crash in the dashboard?

Updating

For existing projects you can upgrade all capacitor related packages (including this plugin) with this single command

npx npm-upgrade '*capacitor*' && npm install

Sample app

https://github.com/stewwan/capacitor-crashlytics-demo

You may also like

• capacitor-analytics
• capacitor-fcm
• capacitor-intercom
• capacitor-twitter

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License

MIT