“Notify login event” is used to indicate that the contact has logged in. This event notifies, via the Mobile SDK, when a user logs in to the website using Connectif.sendLogin().
How to use it
The login notification uses the method Connectif.sendLogin(email: String), where we include the email property of the user logging in.
| Attribute | Definition | Required | Limitations |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Email of the user logging in. |
Yes |
- A valid email must contain a username, followed by @, a domain, and an extension without spaces or special characters. - Maximum 200 characters. |
This type of event automatically collects the following information:
- Operating system: Android or iOS.
- App version.
- Operating system version.
- Connectif SDK version.
Example
The notification will look like this:
Connectif.sendLogin("useremail@example.com")
Callbacks (Optional)
If you want feedback on potential errors when sending events, you can add an EventCallbacks when using our method.
object : EventCallbacks {
override fun onSuccess() {
//Handle success
}
override fun onError(message: String?) {
//Handle error
}
}
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Keep learning!
To take full advantage of your Connectif account, we recommend continuing with the following articles:
- Android SDK Get Started, to add the Connectif Mobile SDK to your Android project.
- Firebase Cloud Messaging Configuration, to enable push notifications using the Android Mobile SDK.
- iOS SDK Get Started, to add the Connectif Mobile SDK to your iOS project.
- Apple Push Notifications Service Configuration, to enable push notifications using the iOS Mobile SDK.