Constructor Detail

• CTVariables

  CTVariables(VarCache varCache)

Method Detail

• setHasVarsRequestCompleted

   void setHasVarsRequestCompleted(boolean completed)

• init

   void init()

• handleVariableResponse

   void handleVariableResponse(@Nullable() JSONObject response, @Nullable() FetchVariablesCallback fetchCallback)

• handleVariableResponseError

   void handleVariableResponseError(@Nullable() FetchVariablesCallback fetchCallback)

• clearUserContent

   void clearUserContent()

  clear current variable data.can be used during profile switch

• addVariablesChangedCallback

   void addVariablesChangedCallback(@NonNull() VariablesChangedCallback callback)

  Note: it is necessary to call the listeners immediately after user adds a listener using this functionbecause there is no guarantee that the newly added listener is going to be called later. we only receive variable data (and trigger handlers) on certain event calls that happens asynchronously,so if client registers the listeners after such events have triggered,they should still be able to get those previously updated values

• addOneTimeVariablesChangedCallback

   void addOneTimeVariablesChangedCallback(@NonNull() VariablesChangedCallback callback)

  Note: Following the similar logic as mentioned in the comment on addVariablesChangedCallback,if a user adds a OneTimeVariablesChangedHandler using this function AFTER the variable data is received,(and one time handlers already triggered), the user will not have their newlyadded handlers triggered ever. therefore, it is necessary to trigger the user's handlersimmediately once this function is called

• onVariablesChangedAndNoDownloadsPending

   void onVariablesChangedAndNoDownloadsPending(@NonNull() VariablesChangedCallback callback)

  Note: it is necessary to call the listeners immediately after user adds a listener using this functionbecause there is no guarantee that the newly added listener is going to be called later. we only receive variable data (and trigger handlers) on certain event calls that happens asynchronously,so if client registers the listeners after such events have triggered,they should still be able to get those previously updated values

• onceVariablesChangedAndNoDownloadsPending

   void onceVariablesChangedAndNoDownloadsPending(@NonNull() VariablesChangedCallback callback)

  Note: Following the similar logic as mentioned in the comment on addVariablesChangedCallback,if a user adds a OneTimeVariablesChangedHandler using this function AFTER the variable data is received,(and one time handlers already triggered), the user will not have their newlyadded handlers triggered ever. therefore, it is necessary to trigger the user's handlersimmediately once this function is called

• removeVariablesChangedCallback

   void removeVariablesChangedCallback(@NonNull() VariablesChangedCallback callback)

• removeOneTimeVariablesChangedHandler

   void removeOneTimeVariablesChangedHandler(@NonNull() VariablesChangedCallback callback)

• removeAllVariablesChangedCallbacks

   void removeAllVariablesChangedCallbacks()

• removeAllOneTimeVariablesChangedCallbacks

   void removeAllOneTimeVariablesChangedCallbacks()

• hasVarsRequestCompleted

   Boolean hasVarsRequestCompleted()