src/main/java/com/google/android/libraries/feed/api/host/logging/ZeroStateShowReason.java

// Copyright 2018 The Feed Authors.
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package com.google.android.libraries.feed.api.host.logging;

import android.support.annotation.IntDef;

/**
 * The reason a zero state is shown.
 *
 * <p>When adding new values, the value of {@link ZeroStateShowReason#NEXT_VALUE} should be used and
 * incremented. When removing values, {@link ZeroStateShowReason#NEXT_VALUE} should not be changed,
 * and those values should not be reused.
 */
@IntDef({
  ZeroStateShowReason.ERROR,
  ZeroStateShowReason.NO_CONTENT,
  ZeroStateShowReason.CONTENT_DISMISSED,
  ZeroStateShowReason.NO_CONTENT_FROM_CONTINUATION_TOKEN,
  ZeroStateShowReason.NEXT_VALUE,
})
public @interface ZeroStateShowReason {

  // Indicates the zero state was shown due to an error. This would most commonly happen if a
  // request fails.
  int ERROR = 0;

  // Indicates the zero state was shown because no content is available. This can happen if the host
  // does not schedule a refresh when the app is opened.
  int NO_CONTENT = 1;

  // Indicates the zero state was shown because all content, including any tokens, were dismissed.
  int CONTENT_DISMISSED = 2;

  // Indicates that the only content showing was a continuation token, and that token completed with
  // no additional content, resulting in no content showing. This shouldn't occur, as a token should
  // at least return another token.
  int NO_CONTENT_FROM_CONTINUATION_TOKEN = 3;

  // The next value that should be used when adding additional values to the IntDef.
  int NEXT_VALUE = 4;
}