This guide provides tips and tools for debugging issues in REChain.
- Inspect widget tree
- View performance metrics
- Debug memory leaks
- Analyze network requests
import 'dart:developer';
log('Debug message', name: 'REChain', error: error, stackTrace: stackTrace);- Use breakpoints
- Step through code
- Inspect variables
- Evaluate expressions
- Identify steps to reproduce
- Isolate minimal test case
- Check console output
- Look for exceptions and errors
- Use verbose logging if needed
assert(value != null, 'Value should not be null');- Use
debugPrintfor async logs - Await futures properly
- Use
FlutterError.onErrorto catch errors
- Use hot reload for UI changes
- Use hot restart for state resets
- Use tools like Charles Proxy, Wireshark
- Log request and response data
- Implement retry logic
- Show user-friendly error messages
- Log SQL queries
- Use database clients to inspect data
- Check migration scripts
- Test migrations in staging
- Use Flutter Inspector
- Check widget constraints and sizes
- Profile animations
- Check for dropped frames
- Use state management devtools (e.g., Provider, Bloc)
- Log stream events
- Check for memory leaks
- Keep code simple and modular
- Write reproducible tests
- Collaborate with team members
- Document debugging steps
- Flutter Debugging Docs: https://flutter.dev/docs/development/tools/devtools/debugger
- Dart DevTools: https://dart.dev/tools/dart-devtools
- Logging Package: https://pub.dev/packages/logging
This debugging guide is part of the REChain documentation suite.