Question 1

How do I integrate DoKit into an Android app?

Accepted Answer

Check the Android release notes and documentation linked in the README for step-by-step integration. Typically, it involves adding dependencies via Gradle and initializing the SDK in your application class.

Question 2

Can DoKit mock API responses without modifying my code?

Accepted Answer

Yes, using the data Mock feature on dokit.cn, DoKit intercepts network requests to mock responses based on App network interception, as described in the platform tools section. This allows for easy testing without code changes.

Question 3

Is DoKit better than using Charles for network debugging?

Accepted Answer

DoKit integrates network traffic monitoring directly into the app with waveform visualization and filtering, acting as a built-in 'Charles'. However, for advanced proxy settings or detailed protocol analysis, standalone tools like Charles might still be preferable.

Question 4

How to create custom debugging tools in DoKit?

Accepted Answer

Follow the '接入手册' mentioned in the README to add business-specific tools to the DoKit panel. It involves extending the SDK's APIs to register custom functionalities, leveraging its extensible architecture.

Question 5

Does DoKit work on release builds or in production?

Accepted Answer

Officially, DoKit is only recommended for Debug environments. Using it in Release requires thorough testing, as per the use reminder, and may not be fully supported, so it's risky without validation.

Question 6

What platforms does DoKit support for performance monitoring?

Accepted Answer

DoKit supports Android, iOS, Flutter, Weex, and Mini Programs for performance monitoring, including metrics like CPU, memory, and frame rate. However, feature availability varies by platform, so check the specific toolkit documentation.

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