Add analytics to your Java software with the Snowplow event tracker for Android. See also: Snowplow Java Tracker.
With this tracker you can collect event data from your Android applications, games or frameworks.
Assuming git is installed, clone the project.
$ git clone https://github.com/snowplow/snowplow-android-tracker.gitThen open the project in Android Studio and finish the setup.
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Tests require a device, whether emulator-based or a real one.
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We need to run Snowplow Micro before running trackers' tests. Micro will provide an endpoint that our tests will interact with.
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Assuming Micro is running on
localhost:9090, we need to make this endpoint publicly available. An option could be using an ssh-based service,serveo. Feel free to use any other tool serving the same purpose, likengrok. The following is an example forserveo.
ssh -R 80:localhost:9090 serveo.netwhich should print something similar to
Forwarding HTTP traffic from https://micro.serveo.net
- Copy the url without the scheme,
micro.serveo.netin the example above, and insert a line tolocal.propertiesfile as following:
microSubdomain=micro.serveo.net
- Use Android Studio's capabilities to run tests or use
gradlewCLI tool. e.g. At the root of the repository, run
./gradlew connectedCheck
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Older documentation can be found here.
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