Get started
Prerequisite
Before starting DriveKit Challenge module integration, make sure that you have initialized DriveKit, especially if you have disable the SDK auto-initialization.
If you use DriveKit Challenge without having initialized DriveKit, an exception will be generated and the SDK will not work in your application.
Integration
Get module from repository
To add Challenge module to your app, add the following line to your dependencies in your application build.gradle
file:
Replace $drivekit_version
with the DriveKit version you are using in your app
Initialization
If you have disabled the SDK auto-initialization, an initialization phase is required to use the functions offered by the Challenge component. To initialize Challenge component in your app, you must call the initialization method in onCreate
method of your application class.
Synchronize list of challenges
To synchronize the list of challenges, call the following method:
ChallengesSyncStatus and Challenge models are described in the References part.
Take a look at the open-source code of our DriveKit Demo App to see how it is implemented.
Retrieve local challenge list
You can retrieve the list of challenges stored in the DriveKit local database by calling the previous method but with the SynchronizationType
parameter to CACHE
.
Synchronize challenge detail
You need to call the following method if you want to get more details and statistics about a defined challenge:
This method have the following parameters:
ChallengeDetailSyncStatus and ChallengeDetail models are described in the References part.
Take a look at the open-source code of our DriveKit Demo App to see how it is implemented.
Retrieve local challenge detail data
You can retrieve the details of a given challenge stored in the DriveKit local database by calling the previous method but with the SynchronizationType
parameter to CACHE
.
Join a challenge
To be able to join a given challenge, you can call the following method:
This method have the following parameter:
JoinChallengeSyncStatus enum values are described in the References part.
Take a look at the open-source code of our DriveKit Demo App to see how it is implemented.
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