EventDateRecorder

EventDateRecorder record event date and count persistently.

If you want to get a sample app, please clone this repo : 'sampleapp' is a sample application.

iOS project is here.

Installation

Add below lines to your build.gradle.

repositories {
    maven { url 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/shoma2da/EventDateRecorder/master/lib/repository/' }
}
dependencies {
    compile 'com.hatenablog.shoma2da:eventdaterecorderlib:0.1.0'
}

Usage

At first you need to import EventDateRecorder class.

import com.hatenablog.shoma2da.eventdaterecorderlib.EventDateRecorder;

You can record event.

EventDateRecorder recorder = EventDateRecorder.load(context, "my_event");
recorder.record();

You can access to recorded data.

EventDateRecorder recorder = EventDateRecorder.load(context, "my_event");

// return: boolean
recorder.didRecorded();

// return: int
recorder.recordedCount();

// return java.util.Date : initial event record date.
recorder.initialRecordedDate();

// return java.util.Date : previous event record date.
recorder.previousRecordedDate();

// return: boolean
recorder.didElapsedSinceInitialRecordedDate(60 * 60);

// return: boolean
recorder.didElapsedSincePreviousRecordedDate(60 * 60);

You can clear data.

EventDateRecorder recorder = EventDateRecorder.load(context, "my_event");
recorder.clear();