TripListener
The TripListener interface provides useful information and events about trips analyzed by DriveKit.
For example, you can be informed when a trip analysis has started, finished, canceled, when a crash is detected, etc.
The trip recording lifecycle is exhaustively described in Trip recording lifecycle part.
Add a TripListener
You can remove a specific listener using the following method:
To remove all TripListeners objects:
If you remove all your trip listeners or forget to add one, your app will not receive any feedback from the trip analysis module. It will not prevent the analysis from working but your code will not be able to execute its own logic (UI updates, notification, etc.).
Do not forget to remove your TripListener objects when you don't need it anymore to prevent memory leaks.
TripListener interface includes several methods to implement:
tripRecordingStarted(state: DKTripRecordingStartedState)
Immediately called when a trip recording starts.
This callback is triggered:
after automatic trip detection.
tripRecordingConfirmed(state: DKTripRecordingConfirmedState)
tripRecordingCanceled(state: DKTripRecordingCanceledState)
Called when a trip recording is canceled. DKTripRecordingCanceledState indicates which event has canceled the trip.
tripRecordingFinished(state: DKTripRecordingFinishedState)
tripFinished(result: TripResult)
This method is called when a trip has been recorded by the SDK and analyzed by the DriveQuant's servers.
tripPoint(tripPoint: TripPoint)
tripSavedForRepost()
Called if at the end of the trip, the trip couldn't be sent to DriveQuant's server for the analysis, for example when the smartphone has no network. The trip is saved locally on the SDK and will automatically be sent later.
beaconDetected()
This method is called when a beacon sets in the SDK is detected.
sdkStateChanged(state: State)
crashDetected(crashInfo: DKCrashInfo)
crashFeedbackSent(crashInfo: DKCrashInfo, feedbackType: DKCrashFeedbackType, severity: DKCrashFeedbackSeverity)
Called each time a trip has started and is confirmed. StartMode indicates which event starts the trip.
tripFinished(post: PostGeneric, response: PostGenericResponse)
This method is called when a trip has been recorded by the SDK and analyzed by the DriveQuant's servers.
PostGeneric contains raw data sent to DriveQuant's server, PostGenericResponse object contains the trip analysis made on DriveQuant's server.
onDeviceConfigEvent(deviceConfigEvent: DeviceConfigEvent)
End of trip notification: Depending on the trip analysis service's response in the tripFinished() callback, we recommend that you specify the notification content if you decide to display a user feedback:
For a vehicle trip, you can display a message such as:
Your trip has been analyzed.For a trip by rail it is better to display the following message:
Your trip was made by train.
Get the trip response status (Deprecated)
This method has been deprecated and will be removed at the end of 2025.
The callback method tripFinished(post: PostGeneric, response: PostGenericResponse) is replaced by tripFinished(result: TripResult) which directly provides the useful information (see TripResult).
Once the DriveQuant servers has analyzed a trip, the tripFinished() callback is triggered with the data in the PostGenericResponse object.
It can be useful to check the trip response status in order to check for example if the trip is valid or not with detailed information.
To do this, call the following method:
The TripResponseStatus model is described in the References part.
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