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- 2021.3.16 or later
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CrashReporter
Nesco - CrashReporter is a Unity Asset Store tool designed for reportting crash reports into redis Database, utilizing the Upstash/Redis serverless data platform. www.github.com/nskrkmz/CrashReporter
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About this asset
Nesco - CrashReporter is a simple yet effective tool designed for Unity game developers. This tool is employed to swiftly detect errors occurring within Unity projects and to save detailed reports of these errors to a remote database. It facilitates the quick collection of errors when testing your game on independent devices or when releasing a demo, ensuring a prompt and efficient error-gathering process.
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Technical details
Nesco - CrashReporter automatically comes into play when an unhandled error occurs in your application. It swiftly gathers the details of the error, generates a comprehensive report, and, within milliseconds of the error's occurrence, transmits this information to a database via a specified REST URL, providing developers with immediate access to the incident.
To be able to use this package in Unity, you don't need to install an external package. However, since it writes crash reports to a remote database, the setup is a two-side process.(Documentation)(Setup video from scratch)
- Unity Editor Side
- Database Side
Compatibility
| Unity version | Built-in | URP | HDRP | Custom |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2021.3.16f1 | Compatible | Compatible | Compatible | Compatible |
To be able to use Nesco - CrashReporter in Unity, you don't need to install an external package. However, since it writes crash reports to a remote database, you need to have a redis database.
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