firebase-analytics

Firebase Analytics has a number of stats around "Sessions" (like "Sessions per user" and "Average session length"), but how exactly does Firebase Analytics define a session? And I'll answer my question by saying that Firebase Analytics defines a session as a user engaging with your app for a minimum amount of time (10 seconds by default) followed by your user not engaging with your app for a certain amount of time (30 minutes by default). But you can change those times if you'd like something different. So if a user starts using your app, switches to messaging to send a message, goes back to

I'm currently trying out the Firebase analytics suit, but, i have faced one small issue, my app is distributed on both google play and amazon store (which doesn't support google play services), so for the amazon flavor i want to remove the dependency to Firebase (which i already know how to do), but, i also need to remove the Firebase plugin, so that it doesn't throw an exception while building. This is what i have as far now: productFlavors { google { applicationId 'google app id' } amazon { applicationId 'amazon app id' } } dependencies { googleCompile 'com.google.firebase:firebase-analytics

I'm sending events to Firebase Analytics and find out that part of the event parameters is missing in DebugView. Below are two identical events sending to Firebase and I've checked that all the parameters are there in Xcode debug console. The missing parameters seem to be random. Sometimes there's no custom param at all, only auto-collected data. Is there anyone also encounters this problem or does anyone know what causes this? I'm using FirebaseAnalytics (= 5.8.1) 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56671017/event-data-collected-by-firebase-analytics-debugview-is-incomplete

I have implemented Firebase Analytics. It is working fine. I wish to use the Google Analytics as well. Based on the discussion here I have included the below object in the google-services.json "analytics_service": { "status": 2, "analytics_property": { "tracking_id": "<your tracking id>" } }, For Google Analytics, I have the Tracker Class public class PuzzleGamesTracker extends Application { // The following line should be changed to include the correct property id. private static final String PROPERTY_ID = "<your tracking id>"; private Tracker mTracker; @Override protected void

I am working with a shopping app and would like to track so events occuring on my mobile application. My objective is to track the events using Firebase Analytics and Google Tag manager and push the same events to Google analytics. My event > Firebase > Google tag manager > Google analytics I followed the below guide to integrate Google tag manager and Firebase analytics to my application. https://developers.google.com/tag-manager/android/v5/ I was able to log my events on Firebase console and view in debug console. I have added dependency for Tag manager in my gradle so that the events are

I have been reading a bit about Firebase Analytics now, and because it is mostly an event-based data model, I assume one can not do screen tracking directly? I was wandering whether one should then just pass the screen type/name as part of the event's parameter, or possibly as a user property (which I believe is a simpler way of calling custom dimensions) ? Thus all events that are fired on the 'Home' screen would have: content_type_Home=1 ? Does someone have an answer for me, as well as a code example please ? Much appreciated :) Until Screen Tracking and User Flows become available, the

We've designed every single event parameter on our event logs to monitor on Firebase Analytics Console. But we were shocked when we realized that we had just 10 text parameter quota per app :(( It is so sad that Firebase has just too few quotas for Analytics monitoring on console :( What should we do now? Just log those parameters anyway to use with BigQuery one day? :( I recommend that you link to BigQuery and use the Data Studio templates to produce reports on your full set of custom event parameters. BigQuery offers free query and storage tiers, so it's a very affordable solution if you

I linked my Android app with Firebase using Android Studio Which created and set my google-service.json into my project. When i debug my event logging in logcat i got : V/FA-SVC: Successful upload. Got network response. code, size: 204, 0 But nothing is showing into firebase console debug view Diptendu Das Test device setup To enable sending of DebugView data on a connected Android test device for a configured Firebase Analytics app, execute the following command: adb shell setprop debug.firebase.analytics.app [your_app_package_name] This behavior persists until you explicitly disable it by