embrace_api library

Classes

EmbraceApi
Declares the functions that consist of Embrace's public API. You should not use EmbraceApi directly or implement it in your own custom classes, as new functions may be added in future. Use the Embrace class instead.
EmbraceFlutterApi
Declares the functions that consist of Embrace's public API - specifically those that are only declared on Flutter. You should not use EmbraceFlutterApi directly or implement it in your own custom classes, as new functions may be added in future. Use the Embrace class instead.
EmbraceNetworkRequest
This class is used to create manually-recorded network requests.
EmbraceSpan
Represents a Span that can be started and stopped with the appropriate ErrorCode if applicable. This wraps the OpenTelemetry Span by adding an additional layer for local validation
EmbraceSpanEvent
Represents an Event in an EmbraceSpan
LogsApi
Declares the functions that consist of Embrace's public API. You should not use LogsApi directly or implement it in your own custom classes, as new functions may be added in future. Use the Embrace class instead.
NetworkRequestApi
Declares the functions that consist of Embrace's public API. You should not use NetworkRequestApi directly or implement it in your own custom classes, as new functions may be added in future. Use the Embrace class instead.
SessionApi
Declares the functions that consist of Embrace's public API. You should not use SessionApi directly or implement it in your own custom classes, as new functions may be added in future. Use the Embrace class instead.
TracingApi
Declares the functions that consist of Embrace's public API. You should not use TracingApi directly or implement it in your own custom classes, as new functions may be added in future. Use the Embrace class instead.
UserApi
Declares the functions that consist of Embrace's public API. You should not use UserApi directly or implement it in your own custom classes, as new functions may be added in future. Use the Embrace class instead.

Enums

Severity
The severity of the log message