Analytics Debugger

Add gradle dependency

We host the library on JitPack.io, so

add the following to the root build.gradle:

    allprojects {
        repositories {
          ...
          maven { url 'https://jitpack.io' }
        }
    }

and in your module build.gradle, if you are using androidx dependencies:

    dependencies {
        implementation 'com.github.avohq:android-analytics-debugger:x.x.x'
    }

if you are using support dependencies:

    dependencies {
        implementation 'com.github.avohq:android-analytics-debugger:x.x.x-support'
    }

Use the latest github release tag to get the latest version of the library.

Create the debugger manager instance

Java

    DebuggerManager debugger = new DebuggerManager();

Kotlin

    val debugger = DebuggerManager()

Show the debugger

Java

    @Override
    protected void onStart() {
        super.onStart();

        debugger.showDebugger(this, DebuggerMode.bar); // Can also be DebuggerMode.bubble
    }

Kotlin

    override fun onStart() {
        super.onStart()

        debugger.showDebugger(this, DebuggerMode.bar) // Can also be DebuggerMode.bubble
    }

If your app uses multiple activities:

• Option 1: add showDebugger call to every activity's onStart method similar to example above. You can use separate DebuggerManager instances, the library will make sure only 1 debugger is shown and all events are available.
• Option 2: use showDebugger(this, DebuggerMode.bar, true) method. The debugger view will become a system-wide overlay. Might be useful if you want to see events while your app is in background. In this case you'll need to enable "Draw over other apps" in Settings - Apps - Your app.

Hide the debugger

Java

    debugger.hideDebugger(activity);

Kotlin

    debugger.hideDebugger(activity)

Post events

Java

debugger.publishEvent(System.currentTimeMillis(), "Event Name",
                new ArrayList<EventProperty>(){{
                    add(new EventProperty("Prop Name", "Prop Value"));
                }}, null);

Kotlin

debugger.publishEvent(System.currentTimeMillis(), "Event Name",
                listOf(EventProperty("Prop Name", "Prop Value")), null)

Using with Avo

Java

    public class MusciPlayerExampleApplication extends Application {

        DebuggerManager debugger = new DebuggerManager();

        @Override
        public void onCreate() {
            super.onCreate();

            Avo.initAvo(Avo.AvoEnv.DEV, debugger);
            Avo.appOpened();
        }
    }

Kotlin

    class MusciPlayerExampleApplication : Application() {

        val debugger = DebuggerManager()

        override fun onCreate() {
            super.onCreate()

            Avo.initAvo(Avo.AvoEnv.DEV, debugger)
            Avo.appOpened()
        }
    }

Then after you call showDebugger in your activity the debugger view will appear with the App Opened event inside.