This sample project shows how to use the JankStats library.
It includes multiple simple sample activities:
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JankLoggingActivity creates a JankStats object and tracks the performance of a simple RecyclerView UI, logging every frame to logcat via the JankStats API.
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JankAggregatorActivity creates an activity much like JankLoggingActivity, but with an aggregation layer on top, using the utility class JankStatsAggregator. JankStatsAggregator uses the same per-frame mechanism of JankStats under the hood, but collects that per-frame information and saves it for later logging when the client asks for it.
Open the project in Android Studio and run the activities as you usually would. Scrolling the RecyclerView will cause performance metrics to be sent to the activity. In the case of JankLoggingActivity, that data will be output inline to logcat. For JankAggregatorActivity, the data will be cached internally and output later, when requested (which for that activity happens when it goes to the background).
You can report an Issue with the sample using this repository. If you find an issue with the JankStats library, report it using the Issue Tracker.
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