InfiniteScrollEventListener class mixin

Infinite Scroll life cycle goes as follows:

1. onRoll Called when the infinite scroll is about to roll for an item, this is just an event that happens before the roll or onRollFailed Called when the infinite scroll roll for an item says there is no ad in that item.
2. onAdItemCreated Called when the infinite scroll roll succeeds, so we are going to create a view inside it or onAdItemFailedToCreate Called when the infinite scroll roll succeeds, but we failed to create a view inside it, this is an actual error not like onRollFailed which is just a thing that can happen due to the probability distribution of the infinite scroll configuration
3. onAdItemLoaded Called when the ad that was rolled successfully for an item, actually loads and is ready to be shown or onAdItemFailedToLoad Called when the ad that was rolled successfully for an item, failed to load, also an error
4. onAdItemImpression Called when the ad loaded in the item is shown for the first time
5. onAdItemClick Called when the ad loaded in the item is clicked
6. onAdItemOpen Called when the ad loaded in the item is opened
7. onAdItemClose Called when the ad loaded in the item is closed

Constructors

InfiniteScrollEventListener.callbacks({AdItemCallback? onRollCallback, AdItemCallback? onRollFailedCallback, AdItemCreatedCallback? onAdItemCreatedCallback, AdFailedToLoadCallback? onAdItemFailedToCreateCallback, AdItemCallback? onAdItemLoadedCallback, AdItemFailedToLoadCallback? onAdItemFailedToLoadCallback, AdItemCallback? onAdItemImpressionCallback, AdItemCallback? onAdItemClickCallback, AdItemCallback? onAdItemOpenCallback, AdItemCallback? onAdItemCloseCallback})

The helper factory constructor, which can be used to listen directly and in-place to specific events without the need to extend, mix, or implement InfiniteScrollEventListener.

factory

Properties

hashCode → int

The hash code for this object.

no setter, inherited

runtimeType → Type

A representation of the runtime type of the object.

no setter, inherited

Methods

noSuchMethod(Invocation invocation) → dynamic

Invoked when a nonexistent method or property is accessed.

inherited

onAdItemClick(int itemIdInData) → void

Callback for when the ad that was rolled successfully for an item, is clicked

onAdItemClose(int itemIdInData) → void

Callback for when the ad that was rolled successfully for an item, is closed

onAdItemCreated(int adapterId, double probability) → void

Callback for when a roll succeeds, so we are going to create a view inside it

onAdItemFailedToCreate(String message) → void

Callback that happens when we are using more advanced infinite scroll techniques, where we might not find a valid wrapper inside the item

onAdItemFailedToLoad(int itemIdInData, String message) → void

Callback for when the ad that was rolled successfully for an item, failed to load

onAdItemImpression(int itemIdInData) → void

Callback for when the ad that was rolled successfully for an item, is shown

onAdItemLoaded(int itemIdInData) → void

Callback for when the ad that was rolled successfully for an item, actually loads and is ready to be shown

onAdItemOpen(int itemIdInData) → void

Callback for when the ad that was rolled successfully for an item, is opened

onRoll(int itemIdInData) → void

Callback for when we roll to know if an ad should be loaded after the item, this is just an event that happens before the roll

onRollFailed(int itemIdInData) → void

Callback for when a roll for an item says there is no ad in that item. Failed might be misunderstood, since is not failed in an error or warning, but the roll simply said we should not load an ad in this item, is not for error catching is just a thing that can happen due to the probability distribution of the infinite scroll configuration

toString() → String

A string representation of this object.

inherited

Operators

operator ==(Object other) → bool

The equality operator.

inherited