This is a fork of the Firebase Analytics Sample. It demonstrates how you can also achieve mobile analytics with AWS Amplify using AWS Pinpoint.
Please Ignore the Firebase packages lol.
Before we can get started, you need a few things like the Amplify CLI and Android studio. I'll detail them here.
Make sure you have the following:
- Nodejs 12+
- Android Studio 3.1+
- Android SDK API Level 15+
- JRE 1.8+
- An AWS Account
First let's get the Amplify CLI like so
npm install -g @aws-amplify/cli
amplify configure
After that's done, we need to initialise the project
git clone https://github.com/windlessuser/AWS-Amplify-Pinpoint-Android-Quickstart.git
cd AWS-Amplify-Pinpoint-Android-Quickstart
amplify init
After the Project is Initialised, we then add analytics
amplify add analytics
amplify push
With that, you should be able to compile the Project and run it on an emulator or a device.
After running the app you should see a screen like this:
The first time you run the app you will be asked what your favorite food is. This choice will be logged to Pinpoint Analytics as an Event.
As you swipe between tabs in the app, SELECT_CONTENT events
are logged to Pinpoint. You can see these events in
real time using amplify like so:
amplify console analytics
Then you click on Events in the menu on the left.
- All the Firebase Android Quickstart Contributors
- Marc Byfield - Made the Conversion to Amplify - SaaSBooster
This project uses the Same Apache License Version 2 as the original repository.
This leak was a big bombshell There are many Startups who placed their bets on Google and Firebase. This was like being caught with your pants down.
As such, I've started this initiative to show folks how east it is to get started on Firebase. I'm going to convert all the Firebase Samples over to AWS Amplify and help other startups and companies make the switch today.
If that's you, feel free to hit me up!