24liveblog-Android-SDK

Integrate live blog into your Android client applications with speed and efficiency. Our Android SDK helps you focus on the client's implementation of booting, configuring live blog and sending events.

• Requirements
• Sample
• LiveBlog
• Getting Help
• License

Requirements

• Minimum Android SDK: 24liveblog Sdk requires a minimum API level of 21.
• Compile Android SDK: 24liveblog Sdk requires you to compile against API 29 or later.
• **Java 8 support.

Sample

A sample application is available that showcases the majority of the features offered by the 24liveblog SDK.

Liveblog

Integrate the live blog in real time into your Android client applications with speed and efficiency. Our SDK helps you focus on the client's implementation of initializing, configuring and displaying the live blog.

Title & Content

Poll

Card

QA

Social

Audio & Video

Sport

Step 1: Install the Live Blog SDK

Installing the Live Blog SDK is simple if you’re familiar with using external libraries or SDKs. To install the Live Blog SDK using Gradle, add the following lines to a build.gradle file at the app level.

android {
    // ...
    // Keep the following configuration in order to target Java 8.
    compileOptions {
        sourceCompatibility JavaVersion.VERSION_1_8
        targetCompatibility JavaVersion.VERSION_1_8
    }
}

dependencies {
    implementation 'com.24liveblog:liveblog:1.1.0'
}

Step 2: Configure ProGuard to shrink code and resources

When you build your APK with minifyEnabled true, add the following line to the module's ProGuard rules file.

-keep class com.24liveblog.liveblog.** { *; }

Step 3: Start SDK

To initialize the sdk it is necessary to add the LiveBlog in the xml:

<com.liveblog24.sdk.LiveBlog 
        android:id="@+id/live_blog"
        android:layout_width="match_parent"
        android:layout_height="match_parent" />

And start the event watcher by passing the following parameters:

LiveBlog liveBlog = findViewById(R.id.live_blog);
liveBlog.setEvent(EVENT_ID);

• EVENT_ID: Live blog event identifier

Help

We use GitHub Issues as our bug and feature tracker both for code and for other aspects of the library (documentation, the wiki, etc.).
Labels on issues are managed by contributors, you don't have to worry about them. Here's a list of what they mean:

• bug: feature that should work, but doesn't
• enhancement: minor tweak/addition to existing behavior
• feature: new behavior, bigger than enhancement, it gives more bang
• question: no need to modify sdk to fix the issue, usually a usage problem
• duplicate: there's another issue which already covers/tracks this
• wontfix: working as intended, or won't be fixed due to compatibility or other reasons
• non-library: issue is not in the core library code, but rather in documentation, samples, build process, releases

License

24liveblog Android SDK is proprietary software, all rights reserved. See the LICENSE file for more info.

Copyright (c) 2020 24liveblog.