Introduction

What is Dari?

Dari is a debug inspector library for Android WebView bridge communication, inspired by Chucker. It captures and displays all WebView↔App bridge messages in a persistent notification and an in-app UI without changing your existing bridge logic.

Features

• Real-time capture of Web→App and App→Web bridge messages
• Three-state tracking: IN_PROGRESS, SUCCESS, ERROR
• Dark mode support
• Shake-to-open gesture to launch the inspector
• Status filter to focus on errors or in-progress calls
• Export captured messages as JSON
• Optional Protocol Buffers inspection with an app-provided decoder
• No-op module (dari-noop) for release builds with no runtime overhead
• Fire-and-forget support for one-way bridge calls
• Same public API surface across debug and release artifacts

How It Works

Create a DariInterceptor with Dari.createInterceptor() and call it from your existing bridge callbacks. Each debug call is stored as a MessageEntry with request/response data, timestamps, and status. The inspector UI shows all entries in real time.

Modules