The Firebase Performance Monitoring API.
It is automatically initialized by FirebaseApp.
This SDK uses FirebaseInstallations to identify the app instance and periodically sends data
to the Firebase backend. To stop sending performance events, call FirebasePerformance.setPerformanceCollectionEnabled(false).
| @interface | FirebasePerformance.HttpMethod | Valid HttpMethods for manual network APIs | |
| int | MAX_ATTRIBUTE_KEY_LENGTH | Maximum allowed length of the Key of the Trace attribute |
| int | MAX_ATTRIBUTE_VALUE_LENGTH | Maximum allowed length of the Value of the Trace attribute |
| int | MAX_TRACE_CUSTOM_ATTRIBUTES | Maximum allowed number of attributes allowed in a trace. |
| int | MAX_TRACE_NAME_LENGTH | Maximum allowed length of the name of the Trace |
| static FirebasePerformance |
getInstance()
Returns a singleton of FirebasePerformance.
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| boolean |
isPerformanceCollectionEnabled()
Determines whether performance monitoring is enabled or disabled.
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| HttpMetric |
newHttpMetric(URL url, String httpMethod)
Creates a HttpMetric object for collecting network performance data for one request/response
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| HttpMetric |
newHttpMetric(String url, String httpMethod)
Creates a HttpMetric object for collecting network performance data for one request/response
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| Trace | |
| void |
setPerformanceCollectionEnabled(boolean enable)
Enables or disables performance monitoring.
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| static Trace |
Maximum allowed length of the Key of the Trace attribute
Maximum allowed length of the Value of the Trace attribute
Maximum allowed number of attributes allowed in a trace.
Maximum allowed length of the name of the Trace
Returns a singleton of FirebasePerformance.
Determines whether performance monitoring is enabled or disabled. This respects the Firebase Performance specific values first, and if these aren't set, uses the Firebase wide data collection switch.
Creates a HttpMetric object for collecting network performance data for one request/response
| url | a valid URL object |
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| httpMethod | One of the values GET, PUT, POST, DELETE, HEAD, PATCH, OPTIONS, TRACE, or CONNECT |
Creates a HttpMetric object for collecting network performance data for one request/response
| url | a valid url String, cannot be empty |
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| httpMethod | One of the values GET, PUT, POST, DELETE, HEAD, PATCH, OPTIONS, TRACE, or CONNECT |
Creates a Trace object with given name.
| traceName | name of the trace, requires no leading or trailing whitespace, no leading
underscore '_' character, max length is MAX_TRACE_NAME_LENGTH characters. |
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Enables or disables performance monitoring. This setting is persisted and applied on future invocations of your application. By default, performance monitoring is enabled. If you need to change the default (for example, because you want to prompt the user before collecting performance stats), add:
<meta-data android:name=firebase_performance_collection_enabled android:value=false />
to your application’s manifest. Changing the value during runtime will override the manifest
value.
If you want to permanently disable sending performance metrics, add
<meta-data android:name="firebase_performance_collection_deactivated" android:value="true" />
to your application's manifest. Changing the value during runtime will not override the
manifest value.
This is separate from enabling/disabling instrumentation in Gradle properties.
| enable | Should performance monitoring be enabled |
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Creates a Trace object with given name and start the trace.
| traceName | name of the trace. Requires no leading or trailing whitespace, no leading
underscore [_] character, max length of MAX_TRACE_NAME_LENGTH characters. |
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