Events will be sent to the server immediately and can be found on the events tab for a given device. Moki reports a variety of events automatically. You can send your own events in addition to these using the following sdk calls:

Parameter Description
eventId The identifier of the event type. This identifier should be a machine readable name without spaces. Limited to 24 characters.
severity This value should be an integer in the range of 1 to 5.
description A human readable description of this particular event type. Limited to 255 characters.
data An object containing a set of data related to the given event.

Use this method when you do not have any unique event data to add to the event

sendEvent(String eventId, int severity, String description);

Use this method when you have only 1 <key,value> pair to add to the event

sendEvent(String eventId, int severity, String description, String name, String value);

Use this method when you have multiple <key,value> pairs to add to an event

sendEvent(String eventId, int severity, String description, HashMap<String, Serializable> data);

Example Event

Any data that gets set in the “setData” item is deserialized by calling “toString”. to string is called on the value

import java.util.HashMap;
import com.moki.manage.api.MokiManage;

// The type of this event as defined by the application. This value cannot be null or empty string.
String typeId = "001";

// The level of severity of this event on a scale of 1-5, 5 being the most severe.  
int severity = 1;

// Set a human readable description for the event
String description = "A human readable description";

// Add unique data points to the event that provide additional details about the event
HashMap<java.lang.String,java.io.Serializable> data = new HashMap<>();
data.put("key1","value1");
data.put("key2","value2");

MokiManage.sharedInstance().sendEvent(typeId, severity, description, data);