Package-level declarations
Types
Where the log adapter prints.
Asks each factory in order and takes the first answer that is not a decline.
Asks each factory in order and takes the first answer that is not a decline.
Prints any event with its name and parameters. Claims everything, so it belongs last in a chain.
Prints any property. Claims everything, so it belongs last in a chain.
Prints the calls that are not events or properties, so the log shows the whole story: whether consent was ever granted, whether identify ran before the first event, whether reset fired on sign-out.
One pending log line on behalf of one event.
Turns an event into the log lines it should produce — or declines it.
One pending log line on behalf of one property.
The LogEventTrackerFactory counterpart for properties, with the same partial contract.
Fails on any event that reaches it. Put it last in a chain to turn an event nobody wired up into a loud failure rather than a silent no-op.
The RequireMappedLogEventTrackerFactory counterpart for properties.
Claims every ScreenViewEvent and prints it as a screen record, headed by the screen name rather than the event name. Declines everything else.