20 results for “topic:crash-handler”
C++ logging library. It is powerful, supports asynchronous low latency, extendable, light-weight, fast performing, thread and type safe and consists of many built-in features. It provides ability to write logs in your own customized format. It also provide support for logging your classes, third-party libraries, STL and third-party containers etc.
🛡️ Zero-dependency runtime crash guard for Node.js apps with disciplined exits and clean logs
📦 Android learning code demos.
A crash recovery library for Android. It allows tracking and handling crashes with different rules for debugging and production.
Simple cross-platform crash handling library for desktop native apps
This plugin monitors the state of Headwind MDM launcher and restarts it after update or crash. Makes Headwind MDM more stable and tamper-proof.
Flexible crash-handling for Rust applications.
A mod that overhauls the crash log system in Geometry Dash
A basic Linux crash signal handler in C
🚫An apple crash handler.
A lightweight, zero-dependency package that wraps your script to restart it once it crashes and to provide other useful stuff
A crash handler for Android powered by Material 3 and Jetpack Compose
A Crash Handling library for Android projects that automatically stores all crash logs in a file until intentionally cleared.
A basic crash handler you can put anywhere, so long as you implement closing right!
Handle Uncaught Exceptions by Restarting the App without Showing the Crash Dialog
An OpenNullanoid NoidWorks project. An crash handler designed to wrap around your exported binaries. Built on Python 3 and Qt 6 (PySide6)
This repo will have a project that will insure that the packages that are being used in the project are up to date or not, and if new release of a required package is there, it will notify prior breakage of the whole project working.
PoC Windows crash handler
crash-handler POC for MacOs - Windows
🛡️ Prevent silent crashes in Node.js apps with zero-crash for clean shutdowns, readable logs, and disciplined failures — all in one line.