The Errbit notifier for Android is designed to give you instant notification of any uncaught exceptions thrown from your Android applications.

It's based on AirBrake Notifer for Android http://loopj.com/airbrake-android/

Build the .jar and place it in your Android app’s lib/ folder.

Import the ErrbitNotifier class in your app’s main Activity.

import com.welaika.android.errbit.ErrbitNotifier;

In your activity’s onCreate function, register to begin capturing exceptions:

ErrbitNotifier.register(this, "errbit.domain.com", "your-api-key-goes-here");

The ErrbitNotifier.register call requires a context and Airbrake/Errbit API key to be passed in, and optionally a third argument specifying the environment. The environment defaults to production if not set.

To notify Errbit of non-fatal exceptions, or exceptions you have explicitly caught in your app, you can call ErrbitNotifier.notify. This call takes exactly one argument, a Throwable, and can be called from anywhere in your code. For example:

try {
    // Something dangerous
} catch(Exception e) {
    // We don't want this to crash our app, but we would like to be notified
    ErrbitNotifier.notify(e);
}

To build a .jar file from source, make a clone of the errbit-android github repository and run:

ant package

This will generate a file named errbit-android.jar.

Thanks a lot to James Smith that created the original version for Airbrake. Thanks!