1.15.x -> 1.16
Upgrading to SDK 1.16
Breaking Changes
SDK Configuration
SDK 1.16 changes the way the SDK is configured and initialized.
In summary,
Once the SDK is configured it automatically initializes itself using Android Initializers. There is no longer any need to initialize the SDK during
Application.onCreate()
.The core SDK is controlled through the new
ImsSdkManager
usingImsSdkConfiguration
.The trip manager
DsTripManager
is replaced withImsTripManager
using the newImsTripConfiguration
.Trip manager configuration now uses explicit configuration for detectors, validators, and telemetry.
Other Changes
The scoring service no longer supports fetchDrivingSummaryAggregate
Migrating Your Code
Module Dependencies and Obfuscation
These changes apply only if your app is using Bluetooth devices
Remove the dependency on the "provider-devices" module. This module is no longer available; the functionality is now part of trip detection.
If you are using the IMS Wedge device, change the dependency on the "devices-ble-nordic" module to "devices-wedge".
If you are using distracted driving telemetry for trip recording, add the following additional line to the app's proguard-rules.pro:
The class name for your custom token signer must not be obfuscated (see below):
If you are using the trip recorder, then the name of the trip notification factory must not be obfuscated (see below):
SDK Configuration
Previous versions required the SDK to be configured and initialized during the Application.onCreate()
method.
The following shows typical code from SDK 1.15:
Most of that code is used to configure the SDK and trip manager. The SDK now saves its configuration and automatically initializes itself from that saved configuration; the only requirement is that you initialize the SDK before using it.
We recommend configuring the SDK using an Initializer
, such as with the SdkInitializer
class in the sample app, but you can still do this during Application.onCreate()
if desired.
The following 1.16 configuration code corresponds to the 1.15 version code above.
Note that some of the previous DsTripManager and DsHeartbeat methods have moved to ImsSdkConfiguration, and the trip manager configuration itself has changed.
The SDK no longer uses default detectors and validators when none are specified. If you were relying on the previous defaults you must now specify them explicitly.
Unless your app starts trip recording explicitly, you must specify at least one of GEOFENCE, ACTIVITY, and/or DEVICE, or else no trips will be recorded.
Unless your app stops trip recording explicitly, you must specify PHONE and/or DEVICE, or else no trips will be recorded.
No detectors specified
TripDetector.GEOFENCE, TripDetector.ACTIVITY
No validators specified
TripValidator.PHONE
The following section lists the old and new configuration parameters
(none)
ImsSdkManager.Builder setApiKey(String)
This is the API key used in the Identity class.
initialize() Directories(folder)
ImsSdkManager.Builder setSdkFolder(File)
The folder where the SDK stores its files. We recommend that this folder be excluded from Auto Backup.
initialize() tokenSignerFactory
ImsSdkManager.Builder setTokenSigner(Class)
Instead of passing a TokenSigner object, you pass the Class for the token signer. This will let the SDK create the class as required rather than requiring the app to initialize it every time. The token signer class must now have a no-parameter (empty) constructor.
DsTripManager .setUploadWiFiOnly
ImsSdkManager.Builder -or- ImsSdkManager setUploadWifiOnly
The WiFi-only upload setting is now saved by the SDK and does not need to be set unless it changes
DsHeartbeat .startHeartbeat
ImsSdkManager.Builder -or- ImsSdkManager setHeartbeatInterval
Set the heartbeat update interval in hours, or use 0 (default) to disable it.
DsTripManager .initializeFileUploader (identityCallback)
ImsSdkManager.Builder -or- ImsSdkManager setIdentity
The previous requirement for the app to supply a getIdentity
callback function is replaced with the setIdentity
method. The last identity is now persisted so the last specified Identity is automatically used when the SDK restarts.
DsTripManager setTripFeature FEATURE_GEOFENCE_MONITOR
ImsTripManager.Builder -or- ImsTripManager setTripDetectors TripDetector.GEOFENCE
Trip detectors are used to detect the possible start of a trip: geofence
DsTripManager setTripFeature FEATURE_ACTIVITY_MONITOR
ImsTripManager.Builder -or- ImsTripManager setTripDetectors TripDetector.ACTIVITY
Trip detectors are used to detect the possible start of a trip: activity recognition
DsTripManager setTripFeature FEATURE_AWARENESS_API_MONITOR
ImsTripManager.Builder -or- ImsTripManager setTripDetectors TripDetector.AWARENESS
Trip detectors are used to detect the possible start of a trip: awareness
DsTripManager setTripFeature FEATURE_PHONE_VALIDATION
ImsTripManager.Builder -or- ImsTripManager setTripValidators TripValidator.PHONE
Trip validators are used to distinguish a valid trip from a false detection. The PHONE validator checks phone sensors such as location, speed, and activity.
DsTripManager setTripFeature FEATURE_DEVICE_VALIDATION
ImsTripManager.Builder -or- ImsTripManager setTripValidators TripValidator.DEVICE
Trip validators are used to distinguish a valid trip from a false detection. The DEVICE validator verifies that the device is present during the trip.
DsTripManager setTripTelemetry GPS
ImsTripManager.Builder -or- ImsTripManager setTripTelemetry LOCATION
The TelemetryEvent
enum has been renamed to TripTelemetry
, and GPS
to LOCATION
.
DsTripManager setTripTelemetry SPEED
ImsTripManager.Builder setTripTelemetry TripTelemetry.SPEED
DsTripManager addTripDetectors DsDeviceDetectionMonitor()
ImsTripManager.Builder -or- ImsTripManager setTripDetectors TripDetector.DEVICE
Device-based trip detection is now specified using the TripDetector.DEVICE
flag instead of by creating and passing a DsDeviceDetectionMonitor
class.
DsTripManager addTripProviders DsVehicleDetectionProvider()
ImsTripManager.Builder -or- ImsTripManager setTripTelemetry TripTelemetry .VERIFIED_VEHICLE
Identifying the vehicle associated to a device is now specified using the TripTelemetry.VERIFIED_VEHICLE
flag instead of by creating and passing a class.
DsTripManager addTripProviders DistractedDrivingRecordProvider()
ImsTripConfiguration -or- ImsTripManager setTripTelemetry TripTelemetry .DISTRACTED_DRIVING
Distracted driving is now activated using the TripTelemetry.DISTRACTED_DRIVING
flag instead of by creating and passing a DistractedDrivingRecordProvider
class.
DsTripManager setTripNotification NotificationFactory()
ImsTripManager.Builder setTripNotification Class
The notification factory is specified by its class rather than an instance. Note that the TripNotificationFactory
interface has changed (see below), and this class must now have a no-parameter (empty) constructor.
The trip notification factory has changes to make the methods more explicit and to let the SDK create the class as required instead of requiring the app to initialize it every time.
val tripRecordingStartedNotification
fun createPotentialTripNotification(context)
The SDK now uses a method call to create the notification, and the name has been changed to make it more explicit.
This notification is shown the SDK has detected the probably start of a trip but is waiting to verify that it's actually a moving vehicle.
val tripStartedNotification
fun createValidatedTripNotification(context)
The SDK now uses a method call to create the notification, and the name has been changed to make it more explicit.
This notification is shown once vehicle motion has been verified, and is shown for the remainder of the trip.
Constructor NotificationFactory(context)
Constructor NotificationFactory()
The SDK now requires a no-argument constructor.
Previous versions typically used a "Context constructor" so the Context would be available when the actual notifications were created. The new version passes Context as part of the getNotification() call so it's not required in the constructor.
Runtime Initialization
Depending on how you use the SDK, additional initialization may be required at runtime.
We recommend initializing the SDK using an Initializer
, such as with the SdkInitializer
class in the sample app, but you can still do this during Application.onCreate()
if desired.
For example, the SDK sample app sets up a local log recorder and specifies supported Bluetooth devices, then sets up a trip manager status listener.
In SDK 1.16 the log listener is set using ImsSdk.addLogListener()
and the trip manager listener through ImsTripManager.addTripStatusListener()
. Device initialization has not changed.
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