This repository includes example projects of Cordova and Ionic to demonstrate how to use Countly Cordova SDK.
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These test applications can be used to:
- Send a sample push notification
- Generate events with values and segmentations with count, sum, duration
- Send a sample user profile
- Send a custom user property
- Send a view (automatic or manual)
- Generate a crash (e.g out of bounds, null pointer, kill, etc or a custom crash log)
This app serves as a simple example for building an app using the Countly Cordova SDK.
To run the Example App, you need to be able to build Cordova apps for Android and iOS on your machine. Refer to the Apache Cordova getting started guide if you need help setting up your Cordova environment.
For more information on how to acquire your application key (appKey) and server URL, check here.
Clone this repository
git clone https://github.com/Countly/countly-sdk-cordova-example.git
cd countly-sdk-cordova-example/app_cordova
Open `www/index.html` and update `"YOUR_API_KEY"` with your Countly application Key and `"https://try.count.ly"` with your server URL.
npm install
cordova platform add (android|ios)...
cordova run (android|ios)...
cd countly-sdk-cordova-example/app_ionic
Place your google-services.json file under your root project folder. i.e. above www folder.
run this script ./configure_example.sh
For Automatic device traces, you must call Countly.applicationOnCreate();
right after your application class onCreate
like:
public class App extends Application {
@Override
public void onCreate() {
super.onCreate();
Countly.applicationOnCreate();
...
}
}
If you don't have application class then just copy the App.java
file from root folder of this repository and paste it in your android project src folder, also add android:name=".App"
in AndroidManifest.xml
file.
See the Countly Cordova SDK Setup for the full installation guide.
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