Firebase Analytics custom events params

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Rustam Ibragimov picture Rustam Ibragimov · May 29, 2016 · Viewed 42.9k times · Source

I am completely new to Firebase analytics. I am trying to send an event which shows statistics about my API call. 

endTime = System.currentTimeMillis() - startTime;

// [START event]
Bundle params = new Bundle();
params.putString(FirebaseConstants.PHONE_NUMBER, Utility.getPhone());
params.putLong(FirebaseConstants.DURATION, endTime);
FirebaseAnalytics
            .getInstance(getContext())
            .logEvent(FirebaseConstants.BALANCE_CHECK, params);
// [END event]

But I only see the name of the event, number of users and occurrence count. 24 hours have already passed and I don't see my custom properties. For reference, I want to see a phone number(Utility.getPhone()) and the time which API call takes(endtime). Maybe it is possible that it does not send anything because I created custom params in my FirebaseConstans class

Answer

Steve Ganem picture Steve Ganem · May 29, 2016

[Update, May 2017]

As of May 2017, custom parameter reporting is now supported in Google Analytics for Firebase. Please refer to this help center article for more details.

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