Check for Settings Errors

After setting up the Fairmatic SDK, you could use getFairmaticSettings() API, to verify SDK is functioning fine. The API returns a list of SDK errors that should be used to nudge the users for resolution.

1. Implement FairmaticSettingsCallback

Kotlin

val settingsCallback = object : FairmaticSettingsCallback {
    override fun onComplete(errors: List<FairmaticSettingError>) {
         if (errors.isNotEmpty()) {
              val errorMessage = toErrorMessage(errors)
              showErrorDialog(errorMessages)
         }
    }
}

Java

final FairmaticSettingsCallback settingsCallback = new FairmaticSettingsCallback() {
  @Override
  public void onComplete(List<FairmaticSettingError> errors) {
    if (!errors.isEmpty()) {
      String errorMessage = toErrorMessage(errors);
      showErrorDialog(errorMessage);
    }
  }
};

2. Check for the errors

Call the getFairmaticSettings() API

Kotlin

Fairmatic.getFairmaticSettings(context, settingsCallback)

Java

Fairmatic.INSTANCE.getFairmaticSettings(context, settingsCallback)

3. Get issues resolved

Refer SDK errors section to learn more about the errors and get them fixed