flutter_bugfender

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Flutter Bugfender is a cross-platform plugin that integrates Bugfender's crash reporting and logging capabilities into Flutter applications for Android, iOS, and web. It enables developers to capture and send logs, errors, and device information in real time, aiding in debugging and performance monitoring. The plugin simplifies integration with minimal setup and supports both development and production environments. With centralized log management, it helps teams quickly identify and resolve issues across multiple platforms.

Use cases

Real-time crash reporting
Cross-platform debugging
Performance issue tracking
User session analysis
Error logging in production
Remote log access

Key features

Supports Android, iOS, and Web
Real-time log transmission
Device and environment context
Minimal configuration
Centralized dashboard access
Session replay capability

Suitable for

Mobile app developers
QA and testing teams
DevOps engineers
Product managers tracking bugs
Teams using Bugfender for analytics

Considerations

Requires Bugfender account and API key
Limited to Bugfender's backend ecosystem
Web support may have feature limitations
Additional network usage for log transmission
Not suitable for sensitive data without encryption

Original README

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A Bugfender Wrapper plugin (implementing native code) for Flutter Projects.

Note: This plugin was provided by the community, hence it is published "AS IS", our support might not always be able to help you.

Using the package

Edit pubspec.yaml and add add flutter_bugfender to dependencies:

dependencies:
  flutter:
    sdk: flutter
  flutter_bugfender: ^5.0.0

Then run flutter pub get (or ‘Packages Get’ in IntelliJ) to download the package.

Edit lib/main.dart and add an import:

import 'package:flutter_bugfender/flutter_bugfender.dart';

And wrap your runApp statement like this:

void main() {
  FlutterBugfender.handleUncaughtErrors(() async {
    await FlutterBugfender.init("YOUR_APP_KEY",
        enableCrashReporting: true, // these are optional, but recommended
        enableUIEventLogging: true,
        enableAndroidLogcatLogging: true);
    FlutterBugfender.log("hello world!");

    // Optional: capture network requests (disabled by default)
    await FlutterBugfender.setNetworkLoggingEnabled(true);
    await FlutterBugfender.setNetworkLoggingRequestObfuscationHandler(
      (url, headers, body) {
        final safeHeaders = Map<String, String>.from(headers);
        if (safeHeaders.containsKey('Authorization')) {
          safeHeaders['Authorization'] = '***';
        }
        return NetworkRequestData(url: url, headers: safeHeaders, body: body);
      },
    );

    runApp(new MyApp());
  });
}

Network logging notes:

Web: intercepts fetch and XMLHttpRequest.
iOS: captures URLSession traffic.
Android: enable via the API above; OkHttp/Ktor apps also need the Bugfender interceptor/plugin (android-okhttp / android-ktor). See the Android docs.
Use setNetworkLoggingRequestObfuscationHandler / setNetworkLoggingResponseObfuscationHandler to redact sensitive headers or bodies before they are logged.

Documentation

For information on how to use our SDK, you can check the documentation to configure your project.

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