Crash reporting for Windows apps

You need to do a minimum configuration to get started with Apptics crashes. Before you begin, make sure that your app is already registered and configured in Zoho Apptics.

If not, then create a project and add your app in Apptics and download the config.plist file for your app.
Crashes are automatically tracked in Apptics using the (init) method when you do the initialization for Analytics by subscribing to the UnhandledException.
If App.Unhandled_Exception event is subscribed , please note that Apptics library wouldn't be able to track crash automatically.

Customized crash handling:

You can handle the crash (unhandled exception) using the event Instance_UnhandledException which provides the exception which caused the crash.
Subscribe to the event Initializer.Instance.UnhandledException.

For UWP apps

CopiedInitializer.Instance.UnhandledException += this.Instance_UnhandledException;

For WinUI apps

CopiedInitializer.Instance.UnhandledException += this.Instance_UnhandledException;

Implement the event in your code as given below:

For UWP apps

Copiedprivate void Instance_UnhandledException(Exception exception, string Message)
 {
	//Your Code here ...      
            this.Exit();
 }

For WinUI apps

Copiedprivate void Instance_UnhandledException(Exception exception, string Message)
 {
/*your code here  */  
            this.Exit();
 }

Note:

Make sure that you call this.Exit() in the Instance_UnhandledException event handler, else the app stays alive and the crashes are not reported.
Crash reports will be collected by default, irrespective of user consent. Based on the consent provided we will sync the data.
We will send it to the server if the user opted in, or else the developer will have to call the "SendCrashIfAny" function.
On-call of that function, we will show a crash consent popup, if the user opted out to send a crash.

If you have registered an UnhandledException event in your App.xaml.cs, you need to call the below function to add crash.

For UWP apps

Copiedprivate async void App_UnhandledException(object sender, Windows.UI.Xaml.UnhandledExceptionEventArgs e)
        {
            var exception = e.Exception;
		    e.Handled = true;
           await AppticsAnalytics.AppticsTracker.AddCrashData(exception);
        }

For WinUI apps

Copiedprivate async void App_UnhandledException(object sender, Microsoft.UI.Xaml.UnhandledExceptionEventArgs e)
{
    e.Handled = true;
    Exception unhandledException = e.Exception;
    await WinUISdkBase.Initializer.Instance.SaveAppticsData().ContinueWith(async (t1) =>
    {
        await AppticsWindowsBase.Analytics.AnalyticsHelper.AddCrashData(unhandledException).ContinueWith((t2) =>
        {
            System.Diagnostics.Process.GetCurrentProcess().Kill();
        });
    });
}

NOTE:

Crash reports are collected by default irrespective of user consent.
We will send the crash reports to the server only if the user has opted in, or else the developer will have to call the "SendCrashIfAny" function.
On-call of that function we will show a crash consent popup if the user opted out to send a crash.
The data is synced based on the consent provided.

You can also add your crash as string params like below function.

CopiedAppticsWindowsBase.Analytics.AnalyticsHelper.AddCrashData(issueName,fullCrashDataWithTrace)