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# logpeek -- Device Logs for Mobile Apps ## When to Use - App crashed or threw an exception - Feature is not working as expected - Need to see what the app logged during a specific action - Debugging network errors, state issues, or silent failures - User reports "it doesn't work" without details ## Setup ```bash npm install -g logpeek ``` **Prerequisites** (run `logpeek doctor` to verify): - **Android**: `adb` available, emulator booted - **iOS**: `xcrun simctl` available, simulator booted (macOS only) Simulators/emulators only. No physical device support yet. ## Commands | Command | Usage | Description | |---------|-------|-------------| | `logs` (default) | `logpeek --app <id> [options]` | Collect and display device logs | | `devices` | `logpeek devices` | List booted simulators/emulators | | `doctor` | `logpeek doctor` | Check prerequisites (node, adb, xcrun) | | `init` | `logpeek init` | Register as Claude Code plugin | ## Log Collection Flags | Flag | Short | Default | Description | |------|-------|---------|-------------| | `--app <id>` | `-a` | auto-pick | Bundle ID (iOS) or package name (Android). If omitted, lists installed apps. | | `--source <type>` | `-s` | `all` | `all` (everything), `native` (platform only), `framework` (React Native/Flutter tags) | | `--framework <type>` | `-f` | none | `react-native` or `flutter`. Automatically sets `--source framework`. | | `--device <id>` | `-d` | auto-detected | Device ID or name | | `--platform <type>` | `-p` |