Megacool

Capture a single frame of provided View.

The captured frame is added to a buffer (default size is 50) and oldest frames will be overwritten if the method gets called more than 50 times. The total number of frames can be set by calling setMaxFrames(int). To set additional configuration for capturing frames, use captureFrame(View, RecordingConfig).

Capture a single frame of provided View with additional configuration.

The captured frame is added to a buffer (default size is 50) and oldest frames will be overwritten if the method gets called more than 50 times. The total number of frames can be set by calling setMaxFrames(int).

Note that even though you pass a RecordingConfig for every call to this function, only the first one has any effect, you can't modify the configuration mid-recording. You have to give a different recording identifier or stop the old recording for configuration changes to take effect.

Delete a recording

Will remove any frames of the recording in memory and on disk. Both completed and incomplete recordings will take space on disk, so if you use multiple recordingIds it's smart to free up space for new recordings

Delete sent share objects that's not relevant anymore

Use the Megacool.ShareFilter to delete specific share objects or just pass true to delete all of them.

Get the capture frame rate for a recording with the given id

Get the number of frames that exist for a recording with the given id

Get the raw data needed to build your own preview. This is mostly useful for non-native Android apps that can't use renderPreviewOfGif().

Get a list of the sent share objects.

Sent share objects are available so you can use their state to perform specific actions, like showing how many shares have been sent by a user and how many that led to INSTALLED. The locally cached shares will be returned immediately and are useful for determining how many shares have been sent. If the callback is provided, the server will be queried for an updated list of the shares. This is useful to get the latest Share#state.

Get a list of the sent share objects, filtered.

Sent share objects are available so you can use their state to perform specific actions, like showing how many shares have been sent by a user and how many that led to INSTALLED. The locally cached shares will be returned immediately and are useful for determining how many shares have been sent. If the callback is provided, the server will be queried for an updated list of the shares. This is useful to get the latest Share#state. You can for instance use the filter to only return a list of shares that led to INSTALLED and show that to the user.

Entry point for handling links with Megacool. Usually you don't have to call this manually, it's handled automatically if you've added the Megacool intent-filters to your main activity and the ReferralReceiver to your manifest as the documentation specifies. If for some reason you can't use those, get the link that opened your app in your own way and then call this method.

If the link is parsed successfully and is a Megacool link, a LINK_CLICKED event with the parsed url will be passed to your Megacool.OnEventsReceivedListener.

Ensure that start(Context, String, OnEventsReceivedListener) is called before calling this method.

Wrapper for the native method mcl_init_capture. Used for custom engines.

Wrapper for the native method mcl_init_render_thread. Used for custom engines.

Wrapper for the native method mcl_notify_render_complete. Used for custom engines. Consider this unstable

Pauses the current recording for resumption later.

The frames captured so far will be stored on disk and can be resumed later by calling startRecording(View) or captureFrame(View).

Note: If the app goes to the background, pauseRecording will automatically be called.

Used by the HighlightOverflowStrategy in order to keep track of the intensity of the game. Call this every time a significant event in the gameplay occurs, along with the amount the score changed by (optional). Score changes can be positive (biases highlight to include this event) or negative (biases highlight to not include this event)

Used by the HighlightOverflowStrategy in order to keep track of the intensity of the game. Call this every time a significant event in the gameplay occurs. With no parameters, the highlight algorithm will then select the clip where the most calls occur.

Render preview of specific GIF recording that can be showed before sharing.

Calling this method will automatically pause the recording.

Render preview of GIF that can be showed before sharing.

Calling this method will automatically pause the recording. It assumes that RecordingConfig#recordingId hasn't been set, if you wish to show a preview of a specific recording, use renderPreviewOfGif(String) instead.

(For testing purposes) resets the device identity, enabling it to receive events isFirstSession() again.

Use this if you're testing the invite flow and you want to wipe previous data from the device. This will issue your device a new identity, which means it can receive isFirstSession() from start(Context, String, OnEventsReceivedListener) again. This enables you to click previous links sent by the same device, mitigating the need for multiple devices to test invites. Note: This method should be called before start(Context, String, OnEventsReceivedListener), otherwise the changes will not have any effect until the next app session.

Set how screen captures should be performed. Call this as soon as possible after start(Context, String). Calling this more than once leads to undefined behavior.

The default is probably fine, this is mostly useful for non-native apps.

Enables writing debug info from Megacool to logcat and saving call traces to submit to the core developers. Useful if you're not seeing the behavior you expected and want to help us figure out what is going wrong. Enable this before calling submitDebugData(String).

Set the recording speed which is defined by frames per second. Default is 10. To change the playback frame rate, use setPlaybackFrameRate(int) instead.

Recording less frames per second increases the performance, but reduces the quality of the final GIF.

Set the color table to be used for the GIFs.

Set whether completed recordings should be kept around for later, default is false.

This acts as a regular disk cleanup and slight optimization if you don't intend to keep completed recordings around to be shared later. If you do, set this to true, and use deleteRecording(String) to delete recordings from disk that you don't need anymore. A completed recording will still be overwritten if a new recording is started with the same recordingId.

Set a delay (in milliseconds) on the last frame in the GIF.

Set an image that will be overlayed on top of the last frame in the gif to the image with the given path

Set an image that will be overlayed on top of the last frame in the gif to the given image

Set the max number of frames to keep in the recording buffer. Default is 50.

For highlight recording mode only. Set what percentage into the highlight the maximum point (peak) should occur.

Set the playback speed of the final GIF which is defined by number of frames per second. Default is automatically adjusted to 20% more than the capture frame rate.

The playback frame rate can be used to speed up or slow down the final GIF.

Set the listener for share completions/dismissals.

Set the default SharingStrategy to be used when sharing to apps that support text or media, but not both. Defaults to LINK

Set the default sharing text that's used when calling share()

Share the recorded GIF with link and text through the default share view with channels like SMS, Twitter, Facebook etc.

This method should be called after a completed recording stopRecording()

Share the recorded GIF with link and text through the default share view with channels like SMS, Twitter, Facebook etc.

This method should be called after a completed recording stopRecording()

Share the recorded GIF with link and text through the default share view with channels like SMS, Twitter, Facebook etc.

This method should be called after a completed recording stopRecording()

Share the recorded GIF through a mail message

Opens an email composer view with a referral link and/or GIF, where the user can compose an email and send it to friends.

Share the recorded GIF through a mail message

Opens an email composer view with a referral link and/or GIF, where the user can compose an email and send it to friends.

Share the recorded GIF through a mail message

Opens an email composer view with a referral link and/or GIF, where the user can compose an email and send it to friends.

Share the recorded GIF through an SMS message

Opens the default SMS composer view with a referral link and/or GIF, where the user can compose a message and send it to friends.

Share the recorded GIF through an SMS message

Opens the default SMS composer view with a referral link and/or GIF, where the user can compose a message and send it to friends.

Share the recorded GIF through an SMS message

Opens the default SMS composer view with a referral link and/or GIF, where the user can compose a message and send it to friends.

Share the recorded GIF through Facebook Messenger

Opens a Messenger composer view with a referral link and/or GIF, where the user can compose a message and send it to friends.

Share the recorded GIF through Facebook Messenger

Opens a Messenger composer view with a referral link and/or GIF, where the user can compose a message and send it to friends.

Share the recorded GIF through Facebook Messenger

Opens a Messenger composer view with a referral link and/or GIF, where the user can compose a message and send it to friends.

Share the recorded GIF through Twitter

Opens a Twitter composer view with a referral link and/or GIF, where the user can compose a tweet and post it to their feed.

Share the recorded GIF through Twitter

Opens a Twitter composer view with a referral link and/or GIF, where the user can compose a tweet and post it to their feed.

Share the recorded GIF through Twitter

Opens a Twitter composer view with a referral link and/or GIF, where the user can compose a tweet and post it to their feed.

Initialize the SDK in `onCreate` of your custom Application subclass.

To register a listener for event callbacks like referrals, use start(Context, String, OnEventsReceivedListener) instead.

Initialize the SDK in `onCreate` of your custom Application subclass and add a listener for events.

Initializer dedicated for wrappers.

Start a recording of a view with additional configuration. Call stopRecording() when the recording should stop.

The recording keeps a buffer of frames (default is 50). The buffer size can be set with setMaxFrames(int). The oldest frames are overwritten until stopRecording() gets called.

Start a recording of a view. Call stopRecording() when the recording should stop.

The recording keeps a buffer of frames (default is 50). The buffer size can be set with setMaxFrames(int). The oldest frames are overwritten until stopRecording() gets called.

Stop a recording of a view. Call this after startRecording(View) or multiple captureFrame(View).

This marks a recording as completed and it can't have any more frames added to it. Calling startRecording(View) or captureFrame(View) will overwrite the existing recording.

Submit debug data to the core developers, along with a message explaining what you expected to happen and what happened instead. Remember to call setDebug(boolean) ()} as early as possible in the session to capture as much debug data as possible.