Note that an enum has been generated for handling the extra_keys: it has the same name as the event metric, with Keys added.

import org.mozilla.yourApplication.GleanMetrics.Views

Views.loginOpened.record(mapOf(Views.loginOpenedKeys.sourceOfLogin to "toolbar"))

There are test APIs available too, for example:

import org.mozilla.yourApplication.GleanMetrics.Views

// Was any event recorded?
assertTrue(Views.loginOpened.testHasValue())
// Get a List of the recorded events.
val snapshot = Views.loginOpened.testGetValue()
// Check that two events were recorded.
assertEquals(2, snapshot.size)
val first = snapshot.single()
assertEquals("login_opened", first.name)
// Check that no errors were recorded
assertEquals(0, Views.loginOpened.testGetNumRecordedErrors(ErrorType.InvalidOverflow))

Note that an enum has been generated for handling the extra_keys: it has the same name as the event metric, with Keys added.

Views.loginOpened.record(extra: [.sourceOfLogin: "toolbar"])

There are test APIs available too, for example:

@testable import Glean

// Was any event recorded?
XCTAssert(Views.loginOpened.testHasValue())
// Get a List of the recorded events.
val snapshot = try! Views.loginOpened.testGetValue()
// Check that two events were recorded.
XCTAssertEqual(2, snapshot.size)
val first = snapshot[0]
XCTAssertEqual("login_opened", first.name)
// Check that no errors were recorded
XCTAssertEqual(0, Views.loginOpened.testGetNumRecordedErrors(.invalidOverflow))

Note that an enum has been generated for handling the extra_keys: it has the same name as the event metric, with _keys added.

from glean import load_metrics
metrics = load_metrics("metrics.yaml")

metrics.views.login_opened.record(
    {
        metrics.views.login_opened_keys.SOURCE_OF_LOGIN: "toolbar"
    }
)

There are test APIs available too, for example:

# Was any event recorded?
assert metrics.views.login_opened.test_has_value()
# Get a List of the recorded events.
snapshot = metrics.views.login_opened.test_get_value()
# Check that two events were recorded.
assert 2 == len(snapshot)
first = snapshot[0]
assert "login_opened" == first.name
# Check that no errors were recorded
assert 0 == metrics.views.login_opened.test_get_num_recorded_errors(
    ErrorType.INVALID_OVERFLOW
)

Note that an enum has been generated for handling the extra_keys: it has the same name as the event metric, with Keys added.

using static Mozilla.YourApplication.GleanMetrics.Views;

Views.loginOpened.Record(new Dictionary<clickKeys, string> {
    { Views.loginOpenedKeys.sourceOfLogin, "toolbar" }
});

There are test APIs available too, for example:

using static Mozilla.YourApplication.GleanMetrics.Views;

// Was any event recorded?
Assert.True(Views.loginOpened.TestHasValue());
// Get a List of the recorded events.
var snapshot = Views.loginOpened.TestGetValue();
// Check that two events were recorded.
Assert.Equal(2, snapshot.Length);
var first = snapshot.First();
Assert.Equal("login_opened", first.Name);
// Check that no errors were recorded
Assert.Equal(0, Views.loginOpened.TestGetNumRecordedErrors(ErrorType.InvalidOverflow));

Note that an enum has been generated for handling the extra_keys: it has the same name as the event metric, with Keys added.

#![allow(unused)]
fn main() {
use metrics::views;

let mut extra = HashMap::new();
extra.insert(views::LoginOpenedKeys::SourceOfLogin, "toolbar".into());
views::login_opened.record(extra);
}

There are test APIs available too, for example:

#![allow(unused)]
fn main() {
use metrics::views;

// Was any event recorded?
assert!(views::login_opened.test_get_value(None).is_some());
// Get a List of the recorded events.
var snapshot = views::login_opened.test_get_value(None).unwrap();
// Check that two events were recorded.
assert_eq!(2, snapshot.len());
let first = &snapshot[0];
assert_eq!("login_opened", first.name);
// Check that no errors were recorded
assert_eq!(0, views::login_opened.test_get_num_recorded_errors(ErrorType::InvalidOverflow, None));
}

Note: C++ APIs are only available in Firefox Desktop.

#include "mozilla/glean/GleanMetrics.h"

using mozilla::glean::views::LoginOpenedKeys;
nsTArray<Tuple<LoginOpenedKeys, nsCString>> extra;
nsCString source = "toolbar"_ns;
extra.AppendElement(MakeTuple(LoginOpenedKeys::SourceOfLogin, source));

mozilla::glean::views::login_opened.Record(std::move(extra))

There are test APIs available too:

#include "mozilla/glean/GleanMetrics.h"

// Does it have a value?
ASSERT_TRUE(mozilla::glean::views::login_opened.TestGetValue().isSome());
// Does it have the expected value?
// TODO: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1678567
// Did it run across any errors?
// TODO: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1683171

Note: JS APIs are only available in Firefox Desktop.

let extra = { sourceOfLogin: "toolbar" };
Glean.views.loginOpened.record(extra);

There are test APIs available too:

// Does it have the expected value?
// TODO: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1678567
// Did it run across any errors?
// TODO: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1683171