Social Data Tracking
Similar to the Braze iOS SDK, the Braze Android SDK does not automatically collect Facebook and Twitter data. However, it’s possible to add social media data to a Braze user’s profile from the Android SDK as well:
- Obtain social media data within your app via the Facebook SDK and Twitter APIs.
- Initialize Facebook and Twitter User objects with social media data and pass them to Braze.
Social Network Data Constructors
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| FacebookUser(
String facebookId,
String firstName,
String lastName,
String email,
String bio,
String cityName,
// Gender is a Braze enum.
Gender gender,
Integer numberOfFriends,
// Names of pages the user likes.
Collection<String> likes,
// mm/dd/yyyy format.
String birthday
)
TwitterUser(
Integer twitterUserId,
String twitterHandle,
String name,
String description,
Integer followerCount,
Integer followingCount,
Integer tweetCount,
String profileImageUrl
)
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| FacebookUser(
facebookId: String,
firstName: String,
lastName: String,
email: String,
bio: String,
cityName: String,
// Gender is a Braze enum.
gender: Gender gender,
numberOfFriends: Integer,
// Names of pages the user likes.
likes: Collection<String>,
// mm/dd/yyyy format.
birthday: String
)
TwitterUser(
twitterUserId: Integer,
twitterHandle: String,
name: String,
description: String,
followerCount: Integer,
followingCount: Integer,
tweetCount: Integer,
profileImageUrl: String
)
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To pass data retrieved from social networks to Braze, you’ll create a new FacebookUser or TwitterUser and then pass them to the method AppboyUser.setFacebookData()/AppboyUser.setTwitterData(). For example:
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| FacebookUser facebookUser = new FacebookUser("100000", "FirstName", "LastName", "email@email.com", "bio", "City", Gender.MALE, 3, Arrays.asList(new String[]{ "like" }), "04/13/1990");
Appboy.getInstance(context).getCurrentUser().setFacebookData(facebookUser);
TwitterUser twitterUser = new TwitterUser(100000, "handle", "Name", "description", 100, 50, 150, "image_url");
Appboy.getInstance(context).getCurrentUser().setTwitterData(twitterUser);
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| val facebookUser = FacebookUser("100000", "FirstName", "LastName", "email@email.com", "bio", "City", Gender.MALE, 3, listOf("like"),"04/13/1990")
Appboy.getInstance(context).currentUser?.setFacebookData(facebookUser)
val twitterUser = TwitterUser(100000, "handle", "Name", "description", 100, 50, 150, "image_url")
Appboy.getInstance(context).currentUser?.setTwitterData(twitterUser)
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