Use Chucker to Catch 'Em All
summary
Chucker v4 is an on-device network debugger that runs as an OkHttp interceptor (add to your client with Android context) and persists every HTTP request on disk so you can reopen past sessions. It decodes gzip and brotli, supports custom body decoders, detects GraphQL operations, exports HAR files, and shows push notifications and shortcuts on Android 13. The demo loads 10 sprite images, shows canceled image requests in real time, and ships a no-op artifact for release builds.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:32About the speaker
- 2:14What is Chucker
- 4:20Real-world demo
- 7:51Multi-window feature
- 8:53Configuring Chucker
- 10:38Chucker V4 release
- 11:21New features in V4
- 13:49GraphQL support
- 14:54Exporting requests
- 15:59Android 13 changes
- 17:01Breaking changes
- 17:46Supporting open source
- 18:50Closing and Q&A
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