Here are the main points to getting Bugfender working on your apps:

• Get an app key at bugfender.com
• Add Bugfender SDK dependency to your module <module>/build.gradle: compile 'com.bugfender.sdk:android:1.+'
• Initialize Bugfender in your Application#onCreate() with:

Bugfender.init(this, "<YOUR APP KEY>", BuildConfig.DEBUG);
Bugfender.enableLogcatLogging();
Bugfender.enableUIEventLogging(this);

• If using Proguard, you do not need to change your configuration. Bugfender is compatible out of the box.
• If you detect an issue, you can send it calling Bugfender.sendIssue("Title", "Message");
• If you want to associate a value (String, Integer, Boolean or Float) to a device, you can send it with (learn more about [Device associated data] (https://bugfender.com/blog/associated-device-information)):
  • Bugfender.setDeviceString("user.email", "[email protected]");
  • Bugfender.setDeviceInteger("user.photo.image.width", 600);
  • Bugfender.setDeviceBoolean("user.is.logged", true);
  • Bugfender.setDeviceFloat("user.children", 3f);
• If you want to remove a specific value associated with the device, you can do it with: Bugfender.removeDeviceKey("user.children");
• Bugfender automatically generates an identifier for the application install in a device. You can retrieve it to show in your UI or send it to your server: Bugfender.getDeviceIdentifier();

This repository contains a sample application using Bugfender.

For more information on all methods available, please go to the Bugfender Android reference documentation.

The SDK is suitable for production. Please feel free to open an issue or contact us at bugfender.com/contact .