How to know tour is closed/complete

[Ankur008]

I want to run a function when the tour is complete. How would I do it?

[zacharee]

For some reason, there doesn't seem to be an actual sequence listener, but you can sort of reconstruct the sequence like this:

    SpotlightView slideOne = new SpotlightView.Builder(activity)
            .target(firstView)
            .setConfiguration(mConfig)
            .headingTvText("Example")
            .subHeadingTvText("Example")
            .usageId(ID_STRING_1)
            .show();

    final SpotlightView.Builder menu = new SpotlightView.Builder(activity)
            .target(secondView)
            .setConfiguration(mConfig)
            .headingTvText("Example")
            .subHeadingTvText("Example")
            .usageId(ID_STRING_2);

    SpotlightListener listener = new SpotlightListener()
    {
        @Override
        public void onUserClicked(String s)
        {
            switch (s) {
                case ID_STRING_1:
                    menu.show();
                    break;
                case ID_STRING_2:
                    break;
            }
        }
    };

    drawer.setListener(listener);
    menu.setListener(listener);

The onUserClicked() function will execute whe the slide is disappearing. To set an action for the end of the tutorial, just add a case in the switch for the ID of your last slide.

[Ankur008]

In my case, I am showing multiple screen using the SpotlightSequence,

SpotlightSequence.getInstance(MainActivity.this, null) .addSpotlight(profile_pic, "Edit Profile", "Change your profile pic & Edit profile info", INTRO_PROFILE + randomChar) .addSpotlight(bpBlock.leftImage, "Add BP reading ", "You can add BP readings here", INTRO_ADDBP + randomChar) .startSequence();

here how can I add the listener in the sequence?

[dhavalwooplr]

@Ankur008 , @zacharee , Added a listener for that. Please check the fix here #71 .