didi/DoKit

This system is a cross-platform debugging and development toolkit (DoKit/DoraemonKit) that provides a suite of diagnostic, monitoring, and testing utilities for iOS, Android, Flutter, and Web applications. It enables developers to inspect and modify application states, including network traffic, memory usage, UI hierarchy, and performance metrics, directly within the app. The toolkit supports multi-device control, automated testing, and environment simulation (such as GPS and weak network conditions) to facilitate comprehensive debugging and quality assurance workflows.

This period focused on significantly expanding the iOS SDK with new debugging tools, including memory leak detection, network interception, and performance monitoring. It also introduced comprehensive support for WeChat Mini Programs and added localization and dark mode compatibility across the platform.

51 changes

This period focused on significantly expanding the DoraemonKit iOS toolkit with extensive performance, UI, and network debugging plugins, alongside the initial release of DoKit for Flutter. The work introduced new capabilities for monitoring app health, analyzing view hierarchies, and simulating network conditions, while also establishing a Swift demo application and Android build system improvements.

45 changes

This period focused on expanding the DoKit debugging toolkit across Flutter, Web, Android, and iOS platforms. Significant additions include comprehensive APM and network monitoring for Flutter, a full-featured web debugging suite with console and network inspection, and new Android modules for memory leak detection and thread monitoring. The work also established a multi-device control feature for iOS and Android, alongside a no-op Android SDK for safer integration.

55 changes

This period focused on expanding the toolkit's capabilities for remote device management and automated testing across iOS, Android, and Web platforms. Key additions included multi-device synchronization, automated UI testing infrastructure, and GPS simulation tools, alongside new JavaScript execution and toast notification components.

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