How to capture app logs in the Android system?

To capture application logs in the Android system, you can use the following method: 1. Use the adb command: adb, short for Android Debug Bridge, is a command line tool in the Android Software Development Kit (SDK). You can use the following command to retrieve application logs from the device:

adb logcat > log.txt

This will capture logs and save them to a file named log.txt. You can use Ctrl+C to stop log capturing. Using Android Studio: Android Studio is the official Android development integrated development environment (IDE). You can capture application logs from Android Studio by following these steps:

Connect the device to the computer and launch the application in Android Studio.

Click on the “Logcat” tab in the bottom toolbar of Android Studio.

Enter the package name of the application you want to filter in the filter field. For example, com.example.myapp.

– The logs will be displayed in the Logcat window. Additionally, you can integrate third-party logging libraries such as log4j, Timber, etc., in your application to output logs to the console, file, or other destinations for later viewing. Make sure you have the necessary permissions and device connections in place for logging retrieval, regardless of the method you choose.