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F. Crash
Crash is now deprecated. Use Firebase Crashlytics instead.
Crash Reporting creates detailed reports of the errors in your app. Errors are grouped into clusters of similar stack traces and triaged by the severity of impact on your users. In addition to automatic reports, you can log custom events to help capture the steps leading up to a crash.
| Capability | Description |
|---|---|
| Monitor fatal and non-fatal errors | Monitor fatal errors in iOS and fatal and non-fatal errors in Android. Reports are triaged by the severity of impact on users. |
| Collect the data you need to diagnose problems | Each report contains a full stack trace as well as device characteristics, performance data, and user circumstances when the error took place. Similar reports are automatically clustered to make it easier to identify related bugs. |
| Integrate with Analytics | Errors captured are set as app_exception events in Analytics, allowing you to filter audiences based on who sees errors. |
| Free and easy | Crash Reporting is free to use. Once you've added Firebase to your app, it's just a few lines of code to enable comprehensive error reporting. |
| Step | Description |
|---|---|
| Connect your app | Add the Core ANE and then the Crash ANE into your project. Crash Reporting is enabled as soon as you add the necessary dependencies to your Podfile on iOS or Gradle file on Android. Once enabled, crash data will begin appearing in the Firebase console. |
| Add custom logs | Custom log messages supplement the details automatically sent in a crash report. Pass custom data as a string to Crash.log(), and you'll see the results in the Firebase console. |
Firebase Crash Reporting does not itself collect any personally identifiable information...
DISCRIMINATION: Firebase SDKs are developed by Google and they own every copyright to the Firebase "native" projects. However, we have used their "compiled" native SDKs to develop the ActionScript API to be used in AdobeAIR mobile projects. Moreover, as far as the documentations, we have copied and when needed has modified the Google documents so it will fit the needs of AdobeAIR community. If you wish to see the original documentations in Android/iOS, visit here. But if you are interested to do things in AdobeAIR, then you are in the right place.
Enjoy building Air apps – With ♥ from MyFlashLabs Team
Introduction to Firebase ANEs collection for Adobe Air apps
Get Started with Firebase Core in AIR
- Prerequisites
- Add Firebase to your app
- Add the Firebase SDK
- Init Firebase Core
- Available ANEs
- Managing Firebase iid
Get Started with Authentication
- Add Authentication
- Init Authentication
- Manage Users
- Phone Number
- Custom Auth
- Anonymous Auth
- State in Email Actions
- Email Link Authentication
Get Started with FCM + OneSignal
- Add FCM ANE
- Init FCM ANE
- Send Your 1st Message
- Send Msg to Topics
- Understanding FCM Messages
- init OneSignal
- Add Firestore
- Init Firestore
- Add Data
- Transactions & Batches
- Delete Data
- Manage the Console
- Get Data
- Get Realtime Updates
- Simple and Compound
- Order and Limit Data
- Paginate Data
- Manage Indexes
- Secure Data
- Offline Data
- Where to Go From Here
Get Started with Realtime Database
- Add Realtime Database
- Init Realtime Database
- Structure Your Database
- Save Data
- Retrieve Data
- Enable Offline Capabilities
Get Started with Remote Config
- Add Storage ANE
- Init Storage ANE
- Upload Files to Storage
- Download Files to Air
- Use File Metadata
- Delete Files