Integrating Updraft Android SDK
Updraft Android Open Source SDK is a Framework to support getupdraft.com mobile app distribution for Android Apps. The SDK includes a graphical feedback & bug reporter and automatic app updates.
- minSdkVersion >=19
Add the repository into your top-level build.gradle file:
allproject {
repositories {
mavenCentral()
}
}
Add this line to your dependencies in app-level build.gradle file:
dependencies {
implementation 'com.appswithlove.updraft:updraft-sdk:1.0.7'
}
@Override
public void onCreate() {
super.onCreate();
Settings settings = new Settings();
settings.setAppKey(YOUR_APP_KEY);
settings.setSdkKey(YOUR_SDK_KEY);
//Should app be in store
settings.setStoreRelease(false);
//Optional base url for updraft
settings.setBaseUrl(Settings.BASE_URL_STAGING);
//Optional set log level
settings.setLogLevel(Settings.LOG_LEVEL_DEBUG);
//Optional set if should show start alert
settings.setShowStartAlert(false);
Updraft.initialize(this, settings);
Updraft.getInstance().start();
}
}
AutoUpdate work by comparing the build number of the app installed on the user's device and the app uploaded on GetUpdraft.
A prompt is displayed to the user if his installed version is lower than the version on Updraft. Thus, the build number must be incremented for each new build release to trigger the auto-update process.
Micro version comparison is supported, for example version 1.2.3.20180804 is greater than version 1.2.3.20180803
A prompt is shown to the user to inform him of the change of state of the feedback functionality.
If enabled, the user is explained how he can give feedback. User can take a screenshot to give a feedback.
To check if data is send properly to Updraft and also see some additional SDK log data in the console, you can set different log levels.
To change the log level, add the following line before starting the SDK:
settings.setLogLevel(Settings.LOG_LEVEL_DEBUG);
Default level: LOG_LEVEL_ERROR => Only warnings and errors will be printed.
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