Configuration

Pass a DariConfig instance to Dari.init() to customize behavior before or during app startup.

// import kotlin.time.Duration.Companion.days
// import kotlin.time.Duration.Companion.hours
Dari.init(
    context = this,
    config = DariConfig(
        maxEntries = 500,
        showNotification = true,
        maxContentLength = 500_000,
        shakeToOpen = false,
        retentionPeriod = 1.days,
        fireAndForget = false,
    )
)

Options

maxEntries

Type: Int | Default: 500

Maximum number of messages to keep in memory. Oldest entries are evicted when the limit is exceeded.

showNotification

Type: Boolean | Default: true

Shows a persistent status notification. Tap it to open the inspector.

maxContentLength

Type: Int | Default: 500_000

Maximum character length for request/response body data. Longer bodies are truncated.

shakeToOpen

Type: Boolean | Default: false

Opens the Dari inspector screen when the device is shaken.

retentionPeriod

Type: Duration? | Default: null

TTL-based cleanup deletes messages older than this duration automatically.

// import kotlin.time.Duration.Companion.hours
DariConfig(retentionPeriod = 6.hours)

null disables TTL cleanup.

fireAndForget

Type: Boolean | Default: false

When true, all bridge calls are resolved to SUCCESS immediately without waiting for a response. Useful when your entire bridge is one-way.

For per-call control, pass fireAndForget directly to the interceptor methods.