This project is an ACRA PHP Frontend. ACRA is the Application Crash Reporting tool for Android. Check https://github.com/ACRA/acra The aim of it is to have a rather simple setup: PHP and MySQL. This should work pretty nicely with any version. Any contribution welcome. I have very little time to spend on this project. I do use it for my production apps, so it should be useable as long as you don't want a nice UI ;) See screenshots below.

• This application has to be installed on a Apache/PHP/*SQL machine configuration.
• You should create a config.php file that indicates where is the SQL server.

Setup instructions:

$ cd ~
$ git clone https://github.com/BenoitDuffez/crashreportsviewer.git
$ cd crashreportsviewer

Edit config.php file as follows:

<?php
$mysql_server = 'mysql.server.com'; // usually it's simply localhost
$mysql_user = 'username';
$mysql_password = 'password';
$mysql_db = 'db_name'; 

Make Apache (or your webserver) point to ~/crashreportsviewer/www. Open up your web browser to http(s)://your.server.tld/path/to/www/, which should indicate a message that the database is not installed. Simply click the link, and go back to http(s)://your.server.tld/path/to/www/.

The database is now ready to receive crash reports. Configure your client (and make it crash!) to see if this is working for you.

ACRA should sent reports to http://server.tld/path/to/submit.php. Example annotation of your Android Application class:

@ReportsCrashes(formKey = "", // will not be used
				formUri = "http://yourserver.com/path/to/submit.php",
				formUriBasicAuthLogin = "yourlogin", // optional
				formUriBasicAuthPassword = "y0uRpa$$w0rd", // optional
				mode = ReportingInteractionMode.TOAST,
				resToastText = R.string.crash_toast_text)
public class MyApplication extends Application {
...
}

• / or /your.android.package/: dashboard of the crashes of your applications (filtered by Android package name, if mentioned in the URL)
• /reports/: view a all reports, grouped by issue_id
• /issue/<issue_id>/: view a single report, identified by its issue_id

Image: Example of the dashboard

Image: Example of an issue report

• issue_id: this is an md5sum of the exceptions and where they occured. This should give a unique identifier for the crash, and all crashes caused by the same issue (same exceptions at the same files/lines) should share the same issue_id.
• You can filter by package name: http://server.tld/com.yourcompany.yourproduct/reports.php will display all information regarding "com.yourcompany.yourproduct" package only.
• Wildcards in package name are supported: http://server.tld/com.yourcompany.*/reports.php will work.

Copyright 2013 Benoit Duffez

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