Account.Builder

Artifact: androidx.appsearch:appsearch-builtin-types

Kotlin |Java

@Document.BuilderProducer
class Account.Builder

Builder for Account.

Summary

Public constructors
`Builder(account: Account)` Constructor with all the existing values.
`Builder(namespace: String, id: String)` Constructor for `Builder`.

Public functions
`Account`	`build()` Builds a new `Account` instance.
`Account.Builder`	`setAccountId(accountId: String)` Sets the opaque, optional identifier for the account.
`Account.Builder`	`setAccountName(accountName: String)` Sets the human-readable name of the account.
`Account.Builder`	`setAccountType(accountType: String)` Sets the type of the account.

Public constructors

Builder

Added in 1.2.0-alpha01

Builder(account: Account)

Constructor with all the existing values.

Builder

Added in 1.2.0-alpha01

Builder(namespace: String, id: String)

Constructor for Builder.

Parameters
`namespace: String`	Namespace for the Document. See `Document.Namespace`.
`id: String`	Unique identifier for the Document. See `Document.Id`.

Public functions

build

Added in 1.2.0-alpha01

fun build(): Account

Builds a new Account instance.

Throws

Throws
`java.lang.IllegalArgumentException`	If the validation checks fail. This occurs if: `accountType` is an empty string. Both `accountName` and `accountId` are empty strings. The constructor requires a non-empty `accountType` and at least one of `accountName` or `accountId` to be non-empty.

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException

If the validation checks fail. This occurs if:

**accountType is an empty string.**
**Both accountName and accountId are empty strings.**

**The constructor requires a non-empty accountType and at least one of** **accountName or accountId to be non-empty.**

setAccountId

Added in 1.2.0-alpha01

fun setAccountId(accountId: String): Account.Builder

Sets the opaque, optional identifier for the account. This is the unique ID assigned to the account by service provider (the Authenticator) itself (for example, a Service-Specific User ID). It is used for authentication and service interaction.

setAccountName

Added in 1.2.0-alpha01

fun setAccountName(accountName: String): Account.Builder

Sets the human-readable name of the account.

setAccountType

Added in 1.2.0-alpha01

fun setAccountType(accountType: String): Account.Builder

Sets the type of the account. This is typically the package name or a unique identifier of the app or system that owns and manages this account. Example: "com.your.app".