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FWDebug

About FWDebug

FWDebug is a powerful and flexible debugging tool for iOS applications. It helps developers understand what’s happening under the hood of their apps and allows them to easily and effectively diagnose problems, track down bugs, and optimize performance. FWDebug provides numerous features such as logging, real-time monitoring, CPU and memory profiling, network inspection, and much more.

Features of FWDebug

  • Logging: Captures and displays logs so you can understand what’s happening within your application.
  • Real-Time Monitoring: Keep an eye on the performance of your app in real time, checking CPU usage, memory usage, and more.
  • Network Inspection: Monitor and inspect network requests to ensure they’re functioning as expected.
  • Bug Reporting: Allow users to report crashes and errors with detailed information, simplifying troubleshooting.
  • Memory Profiling: Track memory usage and leaks to ensure your app runs smoothly.

How to Install FWDebug

You can install FWDebug by using CocoaPods, a dependency manager for Objective-C and Swift projects. Simply add the following line to your Podfile:
pod 'FWDebug' Then, run the command:
pod install

How to Use FWDebug

To use FWDebug, you first need to import it in your code:
#import . Once imported, you can then call the available methods to start debugging. For instance, to log an event, you can use:
[FWDebug log:@"This is a test log"]; To begin CPU and memory profiling, use:
[FWDebug startProfiling].

Examples of FWDebug in Action

Here, we’ll show you how to use some of the key features of FWDebug with some basic examples. These can help you understand the capabilities of FWDebug and how you can use them in your own projects.

Logging

Let’s say you want to log an event when the user presses a button in your app. Here’s how you can do it:
[FWDebug log:@"User pressed the button"]; This will capture a log with the message “User pressed the button”, and you can then view it in the FWDebug console.

Network Inspection

To inspect a network request, use the inspectRequest: method, where the parameter is your NSURLRequest object. For example:
[FWDebug inspectRequest:myRequest]; This will log all details about the network request, which you can view in the FWDebug console.

Performance Monitoring

FWDebug allows developers to keep an eye on the performance of their apps, including CPU usage, memory usage, and more. To start profiling, use the startProfiling method, and to stop profiling, use the stopProfiling method. For example:
[FWDebug startProfiling];
[FWDebug stopProfiling];

Contact & Support

If you have questions, need help with FWDebug, or want to contribute, please contact us at [your contact information]. We strive to support developers in troubleshooting and improving their apps, so don’t hesitate to get in touch!