If you are currently using tracking from Firebase, you need to replace all of them and use tracking from the SDK system.

Send Tracking

Reference

  com.ikame.android.sdk.tracking.IKTrackingHelper#sendTracking

Function Definition

  fun sendTracking(
    eventName: String,
    vararg param: Pair<String, String?>
)

Parameters:

  • eventName: The name of the event you want to track.
  • param: Optional parameters to provide additional details about the event. Each parameter is a key-value pair where the key is a String describing the parameter, and the value is a nullable String containing the parameter’s value.

Sample usage 

  IKTrackingHelper.sendTracking(
    "screen_active",                           
    "action_name" to "home",        
    "action_type" to "start"                
)
  
   IKTrackingHelper.sendTracking(
    "screen_active",                           
    new Pair<>("action_name", "home"),   
    new Pair<>("action_type", "start")           
);

API Tracking 

  fun sendTrackingApi(
    actionName: IKTrackingConst.ApiActionName,
    apiName: String?,
    endpoint: String?,
    method: String?,
    internetStatus: String?,
)

Trigger: When the client sends a request to the server. Parameters:

  • actionName: The action name for the API event.
  • apiName: The name of the API (e.g., “chat_ai”, “plant_identify”, “phone_tracker”).
  • endpoint: The URL of the API (e.g., “api/auth/local”).
  • method: The HTTP method of the API (e.g., “GET”, “POST”, “DELETE”, “PUT”, “PATCH”, “OPTIONS”).
  • internetStatus: The status of the internet connection (e.g., “yes”, “no”).
  fun sendTrackingApi(
    actionName: IKTrackingConst.ApiActionName,
    apiName: String?,
    endpoint: String?,
    method: String?,
    responseCode: String?,
    responseNull: String?,
    responseDuration: String?,
)

Trigger:When the client receives a response from the server. Parameters:

  • actionName: The action name for the API event.
  • apiName: The name of the API (e.g., “chat_ai”, “plant_identify”, “phone_tracker”).
  • endpoint: The URL of the API (e.g., “api/auth/local”).
  • method: The HTTP method of the API (e.g., “GET”, “POST”, “DELETE”, “PUT”, “PATCH”, “OPTIONS”).
  • responseCode: The HTTP status code returned by the API (e.g., “200”, “400”, “401”).
  • responseNull: Indicates whether the response is null (e.g., “yes”, “no”).
  • responseDuration: The duration of the API call in milliseconds (e.g., “12345”).