App won't open a second time after importing data using ETinyDB

[Group_One_Isaiah]

Good day! I'm facing a problem where when I import data using the ETinyDB extension, the app won't open when I close it and open it again.

Essentially, the app I'm creating has a screen wherein users can input notes and pictures using a textbox and image pickers respectively, then, using the ETinyDB extension, they can export the data from multiple TinyDBs as a JSON file and import different files.

Extensions used:
ETinyDB (ETinyDB: Extra utilities for Tiny DB)

Any help is appreciated, thank you!

Screen1:

This is what it looks like when I try to open it again, stuck:

Blocks on the screen with the export & import aspects:

[Kumaraswamy]

Could you please provide us the project file and instructions to reproduce the issue?

[Group_One_Isaiah]

Hello! Thanks for the reply!

Here are the files:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ZedrDKv5eRAkyBdBX7pD_-dOCVK05dGU?usp=sharing
(I couldn't directly upload it here so I had to make a Google Drive)

Steps:

1. Open the app
2. Tap on the "Folders Button"
3. Click any of the folder images and type anything or upload anything
4. Once done, click save
5. Click "Export", it should be named as "MyNotes.json" and can be found in the Documents folder in your Files app
6. Click "Import"
7. Close the app
8. The app should now be stuck

I've tried it also on another Samsung device, same issue.

[Group_One_Isaiah]

Additionally, I'm pretty sure when I don't import anything the app opens, last time I checked

[Kumaraswamy]

What version of Android did you do the tests on?
I did tests on my Android 13, and 15. Seem to work pretty fine. It dosent get stuck for me.

[Group_One_Isaiah]

My Phone is a Samsung A25, Android 14

[Group_One_Isaiah]

Tried again, got stuck again when I tried to open the app.

[Kumaraswamy]

Hi, you'd have to use ADB to capture the logcat:

Capturing Device Logs using adb logcat

ADB is a command-line utility that that can be used to control your device over USB from a computer. It will allow you to install / uninstall and or view logs on your device. This could be very handy when there are issues with a specific app and you like to view the logs for information that may lead to identify the cause of error. In this post, we’ll discuss how to install and use ADB. Installation: ADB comes with Android SDK. However, you can download ONLY the ADB files from HERE . EDIT: …

[Group_One_Isaiah]

Oh sorry I forgot to reply here.

I was able to fix it now, I cut down the image pickers to only 6, and instead of using the ExportAll command, I used the Export Command and had all the TinyDB have the same namespaces so it would still save all-in-one. Not sure why this was able to fix it but what works works man.

Thank you for your help!