We developed a new Flutter SDK bridging calls to our native SDKs, and this SDK won't be supported anymore. Here's the repo for the new Flutter SDK Amplitude-Flutter-New. The new SDK will start from v2.0.0. However, you can still continue to use version v1.4.0 which was implemented with the old style.
We made a decision because of following reasons.
- Our native SDKs (iOS, Android) are tested throughly and trusted.
- You will get access to much more features.
- You will get new faetures faster if it's added to native SDKs.
- It will save our time to duplicate logic for each APIs from native SDKs.
To migrate, since the we wrote the our API in a better way, you might need to change some API calls. Sorry for the inconvenience, but we try to make this change as fast as possible since we believe this is the right way to develop and maintain our Flutter SDK.
The Official Amplitude Flutter plugin. Used to track events with Amplitude.
To use this plugin, add amplitude_flutter
as a dependency in your pubspec.yaml file.
Find the API key for your Amplitude project under your project settings.
Import package:amplitude_flutter/amplitude_flutter.dart
, and instantiate AmplitudeFlutter
with your API key.
In the example below - replace the string API_KEY
with your API Key.
In addition, a Config
object can be passed as a constructor argument for additional options.
NOTE: This plugin's methods should only be called from the main isolate.
In iOS, to enable Advertising Id tracking, you will need to add AdSupport.framework
in your project setting page.
In Android, firstly you need to add com.google.android.gms:play-services-ads
as a dependency in your build.gradle
. If you use Google Mobile Ads SDK version 17.0.0 above. You need to add AD_MANAGER_APP
into your androidmanifest.xml
file.
Secondly, since we don't assume user's project will depend on this library, we use reflection to invoke its APIs. So the names of its classes can't be changed since reflection will use original name to find the class. You also need to add exception rules into your proguard-android.txt
or proguard-rules.pro
.
-keep class com.google.android.gms.ads.** { *; }
You can set an option in the config object titled getCarrierInfo
to retrieve carrier name for a device. This is the ( Config
). This object can be passed as a constructor argument for additional options.
If you set getCarrierInfo
to true
- recipients on Android devices will see a dialog box asking them for permission . This dialog will say
allow app to make and manage phone calls
. This is a message sent from the android operating system for the READ_PHONE_STATE
permission and carrier info is grouped into this.
If the user denies permission - carrier information will not be retrieved. The new android operating systems require asking a user for permission before retrieving this information.
By default the Config will set getCarrierInfo
will default to false.
An example can be found here Example
.
import 'package:amplitude_flutter/amplitude_flutter.dart';
// replace 'API_KEY' with your project's API_KEY
Future<void> example() async {
final AmplitudeFlutter analytics = AmplitudeFlutter('API KEY');
// set this user's id
analytics.setUserId('abc123');
// log an event
analytics.logEvent(name: 'add_friend');
// Log events with event properties
analytics.logEvent(name: 'add_friend', properties: { 'event_properties': { 'key': 'value' }});
// identify a user
final Identify identify = Identify()
..set('cohort', 'Test A')
..setOnce('completed_onboarding', 'true')
..add('login_count', 1)
..append('tags', 'new tag')
..unset('demo_user');
analytics.identify(identify);
// Amplitude Accounts [https://amplitude.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/115001765532-Accounts] methods:
// add a user to a group
analytics.setGroup('orgId', 15);
// change properties of a group
analytics.groupIdentify('orgId', 15, Identify()..set('account_manager', 456));
// emit an event associated with a group
analytics.logEvent('Demo Released', properties: { 'groups': { 'orgId': 15 } });
// Log revenue
final Revenue revenue = Revenue()
..setPrice(23.23)
..setQuantity(3)
..setProductId('widget1')
analytics.logRevenue(revenue);
}
If you have any problems or issues over our SDK, feel free to create a github issue or submit a request on Amplitude Help.