Examples with ConfigResolver com.google.firebase.perf.config.ConfigResolver used on opensource projects

Example 1 with ConfigResolver

use of com.google.firebase.perf.config.ConfigResolver in project firebase-android-sdk by firebase.

the class AppStateMonitorTest method screenTrace_perfMonDeactivated_traceNotCreated.

@Test
public void screenTrace_perfMonDeactivated_traceNotCreated() {
    AppStateMonitor monitor = new AppStateMonitor(transportManager, clock);
    Activity activityWithNonHardwareAcceleratedView = createFakeActivity(/* isHardwareAccelerated =*/
    true);
    ConfigResolver configResolver = ConfigResolver.getInstance();
    configResolver.setDeviceCacheManager(new DeviceCacheManager(new FakeDirectExecutorService()));
    Bundle bundle = new Bundle();
    bundle.putBoolean("firebase_performance_collection_deactivated", true);
    configResolver.setMetadataBundle(new ImmutableBundle(bundle));
    // Developer has enabled Performance Monitoring during runtime.
    configResolver.setIsPerformanceCollectionEnabled(true);
    // Assert that screen trace has not been created.
    monitor.onActivityStarted(activityWithNonHardwareAcceleratedView);
    assertThat(monitor.getActivity2ScreenTrace()).isEmpty();
    // Confirm that this doesn't throw an exception.
    monitor.onActivityStopped(activityWithNonHardwareAcceleratedView);
}

Example 2 with ConfigResolver

use of com.google.firebase.perf.config.ConfigResolver in project firebase-android-sdk by firebase.

the class AppStateMonitorTest method setUp.

@Before
public void setUp() {
    currentTime = 0;
    initMocks(this);
    doAnswer((Answer<Timer>) invocationOnMock -> new Timer(currentTime)).when(clock).getTime();
    activity1 = createFakeActivity(/* isHardwareAccelerated= */
    true);
    activity2 = createFakeActivity(/* isHardwareAccelerated= */
    true);
    DeviceCacheManager.clearInstance();
    ConfigResolver.clearInstance();
    ConfigResolver configResolver = ConfigResolver.getInstance();
    configResolver.setDeviceCacheManager(new DeviceCacheManager(new FakeDirectExecutorService()));
}

Example 3 with ConfigResolver

use of com.google.firebase.perf.config.ConfigResolver in project firebase-android-sdk by firebase.

the class FirebasePerfProvider method attachInfo.

@Override
public void attachInfo(Context context, ProviderInfo info) {
    // super.attachInfo calls onCreate(). Fail as early as possible.
    checkContentProviderAuthority(info);
    super.attachInfo(context, info);
    // Initialize ConfigResolver early for accessing device caching layer.
    ConfigResolver configResolver = ConfigResolver.getInstance();
    configResolver.setContentProviderContext(getContext());
    AppStateMonitor appStateMonitor = AppStateMonitor.getInstance();
    appStateMonitor.registerActivityLifecycleCallbacks(getContext());
    appStateMonitor.registerForAppColdStart(new FirebasePerformanceInitializer());
    AppStartTrace appStartTrace = AppStartTrace.getInstance();
    appStartTrace.registerActivityLifecycleCallbacks(getContext());
    mainHandler.post(new AppStartTrace.StartFromBackgroundRunnable(appStartTrace));
    // In the case of cold start, we create a session and start collecting gauges as early as
    // possible.
    // There is code in SessionManager that prevents us from resetting the session twice in case
    // of app cold start.
    SessionManager.getInstance().initializeGaugeCollection();
}

Example 4 with ConfigResolver

use of com.google.firebase.perf.config.ConfigResolver in project firebase-android-sdk by firebase.

the class PerfSessionTest method shouldCollectGaugesAndEvents_perfMonDisabledAtBuildtime_verbosityDependsOnRuntime.

@Test
public void shouldCollectGaugesAndEvents_perfMonDisabledAtBuildtime_verbosityDependsOnRuntime() {
    ConfigResolver configResolver = ConfigResolver.getInstance();
    // Developer disables Performance collection at AndroidManifest.
    Bundle bundle = new Bundle();
    bundle.putFloat("sessions_sampling_percentage", 100f);
    bundle.putBoolean("firebase_performance_collection_enabled", false);
    configResolver.setMetadataBundle(new ImmutableBundle(bundle));
    // By default, session is not verbose if developer disabled performance monitoring at build
    // time.
    assertThat(PerfSession.shouldCollectGaugesAndEvents()).isFalse();
    // Case #1: developer has enabled Performance Monitoring during runtime.
    configResolver.setIsPerformanceCollectionEnabled(true);
    assertThat(PerfSession.shouldCollectGaugesAndEvents()).isTrue();
    // Case #2: developer has disabled Performance Monitoring during runtime.
    configResolver.setIsPerformanceCollectionEnabled(false);
    assertThat(PerfSession.shouldCollectGaugesAndEvents()).isFalse();
}

Example 5 with ConfigResolver

use of com.google.firebase.perf.config.ConfigResolver in project firebase-android-sdk by firebase.

the class PerfSessionTest method shouldCollectGaugesAndEvents_perfMonDisabledAtRuntime_sessionNotVerbose.

@Test
public void shouldCollectGaugesAndEvents_perfMonDisabledAtRuntime_sessionNotVerbose() {
    ConfigResolver configResolver = ConfigResolver.getInstance();
    Bundle bundle = new Bundle();
    bundle.putFloat("sessions_sampling_percentage", 100f);
    configResolver.setMetadataBundle(new ImmutableBundle(bundle));
    // By default, session is verbose if developer has set 100% of session verbosity.
    assertThat(PerfSession.shouldCollectGaugesAndEvents()).isTrue();
    // Case #1: developer has disabled Performance Monitoring during runtime.
    configResolver.setIsPerformanceCollectionEnabled(false);
    assertThat(PerfSession.shouldCollectGaugesAndEvents()).isFalse();
    // Case #2: developer has enabled Performance Monitoring during runtime.
    configResolver.setIsPerformanceCollectionEnabled(true);
    assertThat(PerfSession.shouldCollectGaugesAndEvents()).isTrue();
}