Android Firebase analytics log successful/failed events to logcat (without terminal commands)

[slikasgiedrius]

I have a use case of logging successful/failed events inside Android logcat. Every single documentation page I have seen is about going to the console or launching commands inside terminal, but I need a native solution to display them and make pop up messages in result of a successfull event which I have created.

Any help is really appreciated, thanks in advance.

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[argzdev]

Thanks for reporting, @slikasgiedrius. Just to clarify, by native solution to display analytics data - do you mean you want to display the data that is being tracked on the Firebase analytics dashboard within your application?

Currently the solution for this is by creating a realtime report, and then use the data you receive from there to display it in your app.

[slikasgiedrius]

@argzdev Not really, I want to be able to display a message for internal app users when a certain firebaseAnalytics.logEvent event is being called and whether it's successfully logged or not.

The toast message itself would just display event name and it's parameters.

[argzdev]

Thanks for clarifying. So you want a listener when events are being logged, this way you can add logic when an event is successfully logged or not.

I've marked this as a feature request, so that our engineers can take a look at this once they have the time.

[jimlyas]

Events are not automatically sent to Analytics when they are logged, but rather they are bundled together and being sent each hour.

So unless you're using debug view, you can't actually track if individual event is logged or not in real-time.

[slikasgiedrius]

So then I will rephrase - Is there a way to detect when event is successfully bundled?

[RahulSDeshpande]

@slikasgiedrius Any update??