AirshipConfigOptions.Builder

Apply options from a xml resource file. The XML file must contain the element AirshipConfigOptions and any public AirshipConfigOptions fields should be set as attributes on the element. Example:

 <AirshipConfigOptions
    notificationIcon = "@drawable/ic_notification"
    notificationAccentColor = "@color/color_accent"
    inProduction = "false"
    productionAppKey = "Your Production App Key"
    productionAppSecret = "Your Production App Secret"
    productionLogLevel = "NONE"
    developmentAppKey = "Your Development App Key"
    developmentAppSecret = "Your Development App Secret"
    developmentLogLevel = "VERBOSE"
 
 

Apply the options from the default properties file airshipconfig.properties.

See applyProperties(Context, String).

Apply the options from a given properties file. The properties file should be available in the assets directory. The properties file can define any of the public AirshipConfigOptions fields. Example:

 # App Credentials
 developmentAppKey = Your Development App Key
 developmentAppSecret = Your Development App Secret
 productionAppKey = Your Production App Key
 productionAppSecret = Your Production Secret

 # Flag to indicate what credentials to use
 inProduction = false

 # Log levels
 developmentLogLevel = DEBUG
 productionLogLevel = ERROR

 # Notification settings
 notificationIcon = ic_notification
 notificationAccentColor = #ff0000

 
 

Applies properties from a given Properties object.

Builds the config options.

Automatically determine the provisioning mode of the application.

Set the transport types allowed for Push.

Set the flag indicating whether the application will use analytics.

Set the default app key. The development and production app keys will take precedence if defined depending on how the inProduction flag is set.

Set the default app secret. The development and production app secret will take precedence if defined depending on how the inProduction flag is set.

Sets the app store URI for the rate-app action. If not set, the action will generate it using the app's current package name.

Example: "market://details?id=com.example.android"

Set the flag indicating whether or not to launch the launcher activity when a push notification or push notification button is opened and the application intent receiver did not launch an activity.

Set the background reporting interval.

Set the flag indicating whether channel capture feature is enabled or not.

Set the flag indicating whether channel creation delay is enabled or not.

Set the chat socket URL.

Set the chat URL.

Set the flag indicating whether data collection needs to be opted in with setDataCollectionEnabled(boolean). This flag will only take affect on first run. If previously not enabled, the device will still have data collection enabled until disabled with setDataCollectionEnabled(boolean).

Set the application's development app key.

Set the application's development app secret.

Set the logger level when the application is in debug mode.

Sets the default enabled SDK features. See PrivacyManager for more info.

Set the flag indicating whether extended broadcasts are enabled or disabled. When extended broadcasts are enabled, the channel identifier and app key are added to the AIRSHIP_READY broadcast and the channel identifier is included in a new CHANNEL_CREATED broadcast.

Set the flag indicating whether the application is in production or development.

Set the default logger level. The development and production log level will take precedence if defined depending on how the inProduction flag is set.

Sets the default notification accent color.

See setDefaultAccentColor(int).

Sets the default notification channel.

See onCreateNotificationArguments(Context, PushMessage)

Sets the default notification Icon.

See setSmallIcon(int).

Sets the large notification Icon.

See setLargeIcon(int).

Set the application's production app key.

Set the application's production app secret.

Set the logger level when the application is in production mode.

Sets the flag to require initial remote-config for device URLs.

Sets the Airship cloud site for data locality.

Sets the flag suppressing the error normally generated when no allow list entries have been added to allowList or allowListScopeOpenUrl.

Set the list of additional URLs that are allowed to be used for various features, including: Airship JS interface, open external URL action, wallet action, HTML in-app messages, and landing pages. Airship https URLs are included by default.

Set the list of additional URLs that are allowed to be used for the Airship JS interface. Airship https URLs are included by default.

Set the list of additional URLs that are allowed to be used for the open external URL action. Airship https URLs are included by default.