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native_stack_traces

Utilities for working with non-symbolic stack traces.

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0.7.0
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Overview

A Dart package providing utilities to work with non-symbolic stack traces, particularly useful for debugging native code crashes in Flutter applications. It enables developers to process and analyze stack traces from platforms like Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, and Linux without symbolic information. The package is designed to support crash reporting and diagnostics by helping map raw backtraces to meaningful call stacks. It's part of the Dart SDK and integrates seamlessly into development workflows for native-level error analysis.

Use cases
  • Analyzing native crashes in Flutter apps
  • Integrating with crash reporting tools
  • Debugging issues on Android and iOS
  • Processing raw stack traces from native code
  • Improving error diagnostics in production
  • Supporting cross-platform debugging
Key features
  • Handles non-symbolic stack traces
  • Cross-platform compatibility
  • Part of the Dart SDK
  • Supports Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, and Linux
  • Provides utilities for trace processing
  • Designed for debugging native code
Suitable for
  • Flutter developers troubleshooting native crashes
  • Teams implementing crash reporting systems
  • Engineers working on cross-platform apps
  • Debugging production issues with limited symbols
  • Dart SDK contributors and tooling developers
Considerations
  • Requires understanding of native stack trace formats
  • Best used with additional symbolication tools
  • Not intended for runtime use in apps
  • Limited to debugging and diagnostic scenarios
  • Depends on platform-specific native code
Supported platformsAndroidiOSmacOSWindowsLinux

Install package

flutter pub add native_stack_traces

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