Features

AppSpector provides many monitors that are can be different for both platforms.

SQLite monitor

Provides browser for sqlite databases found in your app. Allows to track all queries, shows DB scheme and data in DB. You can issue custom SQL query on any DB and see results in browser immediately.

HTTP monitor

Shows all HTTP traffic in your app. You can examine any request, see request/response headers and body.
We provide XML and JSON highliting for request/responses with formatting and folding options so even huge responses are easy to look through.

Logs monitor

Displays all logs generated by your app.

Logger

AppSpector Logger allows you to collect log message only into AppSpector
service. It is useful when you log some internal data witch can be leaked
through Android Logcat or similar tool for iOS.

It has a very simple API to use:

Logger.d("MyTAG", "It won't be printed to the app console");

Don't forget to import it from package:appspector/appspector.dart.

Location monitor

Most of the apps are location-aware. Testing it requires changing locations yourself. In this case, location mocking is a real time saver. Just point to the location on the map and your app will change its geodata right away.

Screenshot monitor

Simply captures screenshot from the device.

SharedPreference/UserDefaults monitor

Provides browser and editor for SharedPreferences/UserDefaults.

Performance monitor

Displays real-time graphs of the CPU / Memory/ Network / Disk / Battery usage.

Environment monitor

Gathers all of the environment variables and arguments in one place, info.plist, cli arguments and much more.

Notification Center monitor (only for iOS)

Tracks all posted notifications and subscriptions. You can examine notification user info, sender/reciever objects, etc.
And naturally you can post notifications to your app from the frontend.

File System Monitor

Provides access to the application internal storage on Android and sandbox and bundle on iOS.
Using this monitor you're able to download, remove or upload files, create directories and just walk around your app FS.

For mode details, you can visit Android SDK and iOS SDK pages.