Use Android-Debug-Database to view the App Database in the browser.

Use Android-Debug-Database to view the App Database in the browser.

Usage reference:Http://www.jianshu.com/p/89ccae3e590b
Source Code address:Https://github.com/amitshekhariitbhu/Android-Debug-Database

Features:

Add dependency:
Add the following code in your build. gradle:
1 debugCompile 'com. amitshekhar. android: debug-db: 1.0.0'
OK. Now you do not need any other code.

Usage:
1>Run the program directly under the Debug 'app' without filling in any code. Check the logcat with this line:
1 D/DebugDB: Open http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx: 8080

Click to open the address link on the webpage.

2>Add the following code to the project file:
1 DebugDB. getAddressLog ();
Then Run the program in the Run 'app '. Check the logcat line as follows:
1 D/DebugDB: Open http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx: 8080

Click to open the address link on the webpage.

Note:
1>Use a port other than 8080. In the build. gradle file in buildTypes, make the following changes:

1 debug {2             resValue（ “ string ” ， “ PORT_NUMBER ” ， “ 8081 ” ）3       }

2>When the Android device is used to test the App:
Android phones and computers should be connected to the same network (Wifi or LAN ).

3>When using a simulator to test the App:
Android default simulator: Run adb forward tcp: 8080 tcp: 8080 and enable http: // localhost: 8080.
Genymotion Emulator: Enable bridging from the configured Virtual Device (options available in genymotion ).