Setting Crash SDK
IMQA Crash offers various options and enables the user to add custom settings for generating more detailed crash reports.
1. Custom crash occurrence
IMQA Crash Agent can collect the following user-defined errors. You can specify a specific tag and error rank together with the Exception object.
There are no specific rules for error ranks. Error ranks can be changed according to the app configuration.
ErrorRank.Unhandle
The default error rank used for an unhandled exception.
ErrorRank.Critical
A crash that affects the app significantly.
ErrorRank.Major
A crash that affects the app.
ErrorRank.Minor
A crash that does not affect the app significantly.
2. Custom Web Crash
IMQA WebAgent lets you collect custom errors by specifying the desired error messages for detailed web error analytics.
To collect Webview Crash, you must add CrashWebviewBridge. Please refer to ‘Android > Setting MPM SDK > WebView HTTP Request > Android Agent Setup’.
Create Custom Errors
IMQA WCrash detects and collects user-defined errors.
Different errors but of the same error type are recognized as the same error, which can lead to error accumulation.
Custom Error Messages
You can change the default error messages to any error messages you want and collect them by WebAgent. We recommend specifying several error messages for detailed web error analytics.
If you specify error messages, even errors of the same type will be collected as different errors.
You can view web crashes with detailed information in the IMQA WCrash service as shown below.
❶ Caught Error Instance Type Displays the name of the caught error instance of the error if it is generated on a web page.
❷ Custom Error Message Displays a user-specified message when a specific error-type error is generated.
❸ Error-type / Code line number You can check the type of webview error and the line number of the error.
Error
This is the error type set by the user.
EvalError
This error occurs in eval().
RangeError
This error is generated when a variable is outside its valid range.
ReferenceError
This error occurs when an incorrect reference is made.
SyntaxError
It is an error if incorrect syntax exists.
TypeError
If it is not a valid data type, it is a type error.
URIError
This error is generated when inappropriate parameters are passed to the encodeURI() or decodeURI() functions.
AggregateError
This is a type of error that wraps multiple errors into one error.
3. Registering EventPath
EventPath is a function used to check the path of the app launch in the user’s device. The EventPath tracking code should be inserted into the class to use this function. Enter the following details as shown under “STEP” and “LABEL” into the tracking code.
Get the level of the call stack to collect, and the class name, function name, and call location of that level.
Alias of the collected EventPath. Shows each occurrence location of EventPath as an alias on the crash information window.
4. Registering a custom user ID
You can assign a custom ID to identify a user when a crash occurs. If user information is registered, the user information will also be displayed in crash occurrence information.
IdentifierCollector
setUserId(STRING)
Register a user ID.
IdentifierCollector
setUserName(STRING)
Register a user name.
IdentifierCollector
setUserMail(STRING)
Register a user email.
5. Registering a custom user log/key
The developer can manually leave additional logs before a crash occurs (up to 100 logs.)
CustomLogCollector
log(STRING)
Leaves the log as a plain string.
CustomLogCollector
log(KEY, VALUE)
Leaves the log in the form of key:value.
6. Adding initialization options
You can specify options when initializing IMQAController. You can change the IMQA Crash mode using parameters or options.
IMQAOption
setDirectUploadFlag(BOOL)
Sets upload mode. If set to false, it will also work in debug mode.
IMQAOption
setPrintLog(BOOL)
Sets whether to output the log. If set to true, IMQA logs are output.
IMQAOption
setAnrOn(BOOL)
Sets whether to monitor ANR. If set to false, ANR will be excluded from crash collection.
IMQAOption
setAnrTimeoutIntercal(int)
Sets the time when ANR timeout occurs (in milliseconds.)
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