Central place for registering and updating user metrics.
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#include <libusermetricsinput/MetricManager.h>
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| | MetricManager (QObject *parent=0) |
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| virtual | ~MetricManager () |
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| virtual MetricPtr | add (const QString &dataSourceId, const QString &formatString, const QString &emptyDataString="", const QString &textDomain="")=0 |
| | Register a new Metric.
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| virtual MetricPtr | add (const MetricParameters ¶meters)=0 |
| | Register a new Metric.
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Central place for registering and updating user metrics.
This is a long-lived class that can exist for the whole application lifecycle.
◆ MetricManager()
| UserMetricsInput::MetricManager::MetricManager |
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You cannot use this constructor. This is a pure-virtual class.
◆ ~MetricManager()
| virtual UserMetricsInput::MetricManager::~MetricManager |
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Destructs the metric manager and associated Metric instances.
◆ add() [1/2]
Register a new Metric.
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| parameters | The parameters of the Metric to register |
This will register a new user Metric with the above parameters. It is acceptable to call this method more than once. The same Metric instance will be returned.
◆ add() [2/2]
| virtual MetricPtr UserMetricsInput::MetricManager::add |
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dataSourceId, |
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formatString, |
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emptyDataString = "", |
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const QString & |
textDomain = "" |
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Register a new Metric.
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| dataSourceId | The unique ID of the data source, e.g. "facebook" |
| formatString | The string to print in the output API, e.g. "<b>%1</b> messages received today" |
| emptyDataString | The string to print in the case of no data, e.g. "No messages received today" |
| textDomain | The translation domain |
This will register a new user Metric with the above parameters. It is acceptable to call this method more than once. The same Metric instance will be returned.
◆ getInstance()
| static MetricManager * UserMetricsInput::MetricManager::getInstance |
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Gets a new instance of the MetricManager.
If you want a singleton instance then hold onto this.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file: