Closed jaumard closed 4 years ago
hey @jaumard I was thinking the same, and was doing it manually until I realized that the final event names are the same.
Platform.isAndroid ? 'EVENT_NAME_ACHIEVED_LEVEL' : 'FBSDKAppEventNameAchievedLevel'
here you are using constants, but their value is the same.
// General purpose
const FBSDKAppEventNameCompletedRegistration = "fb_mobile_complete_registration";
const FBSDKAppEventNameViewedContent = "fb_mobile_content_view";
const FBSDKAppEventNameSearched = "fb_mobile_search";
const FBSDKAppEventNameRated = "fb_mobile_rate";
const FBSDKAppEventNameCompletedTutorial = "fb_mobile_tutorial_completion";
const EVENT_NAME_COMPLETED_REGISTRATION = "fb_mobile_complete_registration";
const EVENT_NAME_VIEWED_CONTENT = "fb_mobile_content_view";
const EVENT_NAME_SEARCHED = "fb_mobile_search";
const EVENT_NAME_RATED = "fb_mobile_rate";
const EVENT_NAME_COMPLETED_TUTORIAL = "fb_mobile_tutorial_completion";
this is what I was doing until I realized they're the same. Anyways it still would be nice to have access to those constants on dart
anyway, here they all are with iOS names
// General purpose
const FBSDKAppEventNameCompletedRegistration = "fb_mobile_complete_registration";
const FBSDKAppEventNameViewedContent = "fb_mobile_content_view";
const FBSDKAppEventNameSearched = "fb_mobile_search";
const FBSDKAppEventNameRated = "fb_mobile_rate";
const FBSDKAppEventNameCompletedTutorial = "fb_mobile_tutorial_completion";
const FBSDKAppEventNameContact = "Contact";
const FBSDKAppEventNameSubmitApplication = "SubmitApplication";
// Ecommerce related
const FBSDKAppEventNameAddedToCart = "fb_mobile_add_to_cart";
const FBSDKAppEventNameAddedToWishlist = "fb_mobile_add_to_wishlist";
const FBSDKAppEventNameInitiatedCheckout = "fb_mobile_initiated_checkout";
const FBSDKAppEventNameAddedPaymentInfo = "fb_mobile_add_payment_info";
const FBSDKAppEventNameProductCatalogUpdate = "fb_mobile_catalog_update";
const FBSDKAppEventNamePurchased = "fb_mobile_purchase";
// Public event parameter names
const FBSDKAppEventParameterNameCurrency = "fb_currency";
const FBSDKAppEventParameterNameRegistrationMethod = "fb_registration_method";
const FBSDKAppEventParameterNameContentType = "fb_content_type";
const FBSDKAppEventParameterNameContent = "fb_content";
const FBSDKAppEventParameterNameContentID = "fb_content_id";
const FBSDKAppEventParameterNameSearchString = "fb_search_string";
const FBSDKAppEventParameterNameSuccess = "fb_success";
const FBSDKAppEventParameterNameMaxRatingValue = "fb_max_rating_value";
const FBSDKAppEventParameterNamePaymentInfoAvailable = "fb_payment_info_available";
const FBSDKAppEventParameterNameNumItems = "fb_num_items";
const FBSDKAppEventParameterNameLevel = "fb_level";
const FBSDKAppEventParameterNameDescription = "fb_description";
const FBSDKAppEventParameterLaunchSource = "fb_mobile_launch_source";
const FBSDKAppEventParameterNameAdType = "ad_type";
const FBSDKAppEventParameterNameOrderID = "fb_order_id";
I realized the same things after trying values from their shitty docs... but yes in the end real values are the same, I forgot to close this after finding out ^^ Thanks !
Would be nice to have the events name in dart https://developers.facebook.com/docs/app-events/reference
From the doc we can see they are different between iOS and Android, would be nice to have a dart constant that will change it to the right one under the hood.
Example: Android: EVENT_NAME_ACHIEVED_LEVEL iOS: FBSDKAppEventNameAchievedLevel Dart:
String get eventAchievedLevel => Platform.isAndroid ? 'EVENT_NAME_ACHIEVED_LEVEL' : 'FBSDKAppEventNameAchievedLevel'
Something like this :) to avoir doing this in our side