DoKit is a debugging and quality-of-experience toolkit for mobile (primarily Android) apps that provides an in-app overlay with tools for inspection, monitoring, and interaction. It offers features like CPU/memory monitoring, frame rate detection, network logging, view hierarchy inspection, and plugin support to expand capabilities. Developers can interactively explore UI layouts, measure layout times, simulate slow networks, or trace touch events—all while the app is running on the device. DoKit aims to shorten feedback loops by surfacing internal state and metrics in situ rather than relying solely on external logging or tooling. Because it’s modular, teams can include only the subsystems relevant to their needs and disable others in production builds. The result is a rich, on-device observability layer that supports debugging performance, layout bug hunts, and UX tuning without deeply invasive instrumentation.
Features
- Comprehensive toolkit addressing front-end product lifecycle efficiency
- Modular structure with reusable components (e.g., utilities, OkHttp integrations, RPC modules)
- Open-source under Apache-style licensing for broad adoption
- Designed to integrate seamlessly into modern JS-based front-end stacks
- Built-in cross-platform CI support for Linux, macOS, Windows, ARM, and containers
- Regularly updated with stable releases (last recorded Feb 6, 2023)