Callbacks

Execute a block of a code when a certain action is executed by Shake

Shake open callback

If you want to perform an action when Shake interface is opened, you can do it like shown below:

Java

App.java

Shake.getReportConfiguration().setShakeOpenListener(new ShakeOpenListener() {
    @Override
    public void onShakeOpen() {
        Log.i("Shake", "onShakeOpen");
    }
});

Kotlin

App.kt

Shake.getReportConfiguration().shakeOpenListener = object : ShakeOpenListener {
    override fun onShakeOpen() {
        Log.i("Shake", "onShakeOpen")
    }
}

Shake dismiss callback

If you want to perform an action when Shake interface is closed, you can do it like shown below:

Java

App.java

Shake.getReportConfiguration().setShakeDismissListener(new ShakeDismissListener() {
    @Override
    public void onShakeDismiss() {
        Log.i("Shake", "onShakeDismiss");
    }
});

Kotlin

App.kt

Shake.getReportConfiguration().shakeDismissListener = object : ShakeDismissListener {
    override fun onShakeDismiss() {
        Log.i("Shake", "onShakeDismiss")
    }
}

Shake submit callback

To detect when user pressed a submit button on the New ticket screen, add a submit listener like in the example below.

This listener provides type and fields parameters:

• reportType: String - "crash" or "feedback" depending on the type of the ticket
• fields: Map<String, String> - key value pairs of submitted form fields

Java

App.java

Shake.getReportConfiguration().setShakeSubmitListener(new ShakeSubmitListener() {
    @Override
    public void onShakeSubmit(@NonNull String reportType, @NonNull Map<String, String> fields) {
        Log.i("Shake", "onShakeSubmit");
    }
});

Kotlin

App.kt

Shake.getReportConfiguration().shakeSubmitListener = object : ShakeSubmitListener {
    override fun onShakeSubmit(reportType: String, fields: Map<String, String>) {
        Log.i("Shake", "onShakeSubmit")
    }
}