UserActions

public abstract class UserActions extends Object

Provides methods for logging actions that the user takes in the app.

This is a simple example for logging that the user has started to view an article:

 UserActions.getInstance(getApplicationContext()).start(
   Actions.newView(
     "Index your app with Google App Index",
     "//example.net/articles/02101984.html")); 

Constant Summary

String APP_INDEXING_API_TAG The tag used for logging debug information for calls to UserActions class.

Public Constructor Summary

Public Method Summary

abstract Task< Void >
end ( Action action)
Logs that the user has stopped doing something in the app.
synchronized static UserActions
getInstance ( Context context)
Returns an instance of UserActions .
abstract Task< Void >
start ( Action action)
Logs that the user has started doing something in the app.

Inherited Method Summary

Constants

public static final String APP_INDEXING_API_TAG

The tag used for logging debug information for calls to UserActions class.

To enable logging: adb shell setprop log.tag.UserActions DEBUG

Constant Value: "UserActions"

Public Constructors

public UserActions ()

Public Methods

public abstract Task< Void > end ( Action action)

Logs that the user has stopped doing something in the app.

Use this method for a user action of some duration that has come to an end, like when the user has finished viewing an article or stopped listening to a song, as well as for instantaneous actions the user has taken, such as sending a message or adding a song to a playlist. For these instantaneous actions, don't call start(Action) at all, but just end(Action) .

Parameters
action
The Action describing either the instantaneous action the user has just taken, or the more long-lived activity the user has stopped doing in the app; for the latter start(Action) should be called before calling end(Action) .
Returns
  • A Task indicating the result of the operation.

public static synchronized UserActions getInstance ( Context context)

Returns an instance of UserActions .

This variant does not require Firebase initialization. Instead, the application context is inferred from the context that is explicitly passed in.

public abstract Task< Void > start ( Action action)

Logs that the user has started doing something in the app.

Use this method for a user action of some duration, like viewing an article, or listening to a song. If the action is instantaneous, such as sending a message or adding a song to a playlist, then make a single call to end(Action) instead.

Parameters
action
The Action describing what the user has started doing in the app.
Returns
  • A Task indicating the result of the operation.
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