Tracking Events on Android

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Tracking Events
Once you integrate the SDK, Cooee will automatically start tracking events. You can view the collected events in System Events﻿. Apart from these, you must track Mandatory Events﻿ as well per your app domain which is defined in this document.
The event must be tracked once your screen(Activity) is fully loaded.
The following example demonstrates a View Item event.
Java
Kotlin
void sendViewItemEvent() {
    CooeeSDK cooeeSDK = CooeeSDK.getDefaultInstance(this);

    Map<String, Object> props = new HashMap<>();
    Map<String, Object> item = new HashMap<>();
    item.put("id", "FOO-B076H19JPJ");
    item.put("name", "Adidas Men's Agora 1.0 Multisport Shoe");

    Map<String, Object> category = new HashMap<>();
    category.put("id", "15234");
    category.put("name", "Shoes");

    item.put("category", category);
    props.put("item", item);

    cooeeSDK.sendEvent("View Item", props)
}
void sendViewItemEvent() {
    CooeeSDK cooeeSDK = CooeeSDK.getDefaultInstance(this);

    Map<String, Object> props = new HashMap<>();
    Map<String, Object> item = new HashMap<>();
    item.put("id", "FOO-B076H19JPJ");
    item.put("name", "Adidas Men's Agora 1.0 Multisport Shoe");

    Map<String, Object> category = new HashMap<>();
    category.put("id", "15234");
    category.put("name", "Shoes");

    item.put("category", category);
    props.put("item", item);

    cooeeSDK.sendEvent("View Item", props)
}
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Important!
Do not add . (dot) in event property key string.
Do not start the event name with CE  
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Updated 25 Mar 2024

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