Kotlin logger integration

In this doc we will learn how we can integrate our code with Nativeblocks

Get started

Make sure that your project meets these requirements:

• Uses Android API level 26 or higher
• Uses Jetpack (AndroidX)

Initialization

Root gradle

repositories {
    mavenCentral()
}

Module gradle

dependencies {
    implementation ("io.nativeblocks:nativeblocks-android:1.0.1")
}

After initialization we need to write our analytic logger and then import it into Nativeblocks

In this doc we will cover basic SDK api

Event manager

Let's start to build our analytic logger,

We have one function to send logs to a third-party analytic system,

fun eventManager(
    eventName: String,
    parameters: Map<String, String>
) {
    firebaseAnalytics.logEvent(eventName, parameters.toBundle())
    ...
}

Event manager into logger

After providing all properties we have to wrap it into Nativeblocks SDK,

class FirebaseAnalytics : INativeLogger {

    override fun log(eventName: String, parameters: Map<String, String>) {
        eventManager(eventName, parameters)
    }
}

Register logger

At the end the FirebaseAnalytics must be registered into Nativeblocks,

NativeblocksManager.getInstance().provideEventLogger(
    loggerType = "FIREBASE_ANALYTICS_LOGGER",
    logger = FirebaseAnalytics()
)

From now on, every action that happens in Nativeblocks will be reported to the FIREBASE_ANALYTICS_LOGGER

Debug logger

Additionally, we can use a logger interface to integrate our debugging logs

class DebugLogger : INativeLogger {

    override fun log(eventName: String, parameters: Map<String, String>) {
        Log.d("MY_AWESOME_APP", "$eventName: $parameters")
    }
}

Finally we need to register our logger to Nativeblocks

NativeblocksManager.getInstance().provideEventLogger(
    loggerType = "DEBUG_LOGGER",
    logger = DebugLogger()
)

Now we have full observability of all events that happen in Nativeblocks