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# CrashDetectionApi

## CrashDetectionApi

### `invokeDummyVehicleCrash()`

> ```java
> void invokeDummyVehicleCrash()
> ```
>
> Invokes a dummy vehicle crash event. Use this method to test your vehicle crash detection integration.
>
> Calling this method will invoke the [VehicleCrashListener#onVehicleCrash(VehicleCrashEvent) ](/important-topics/sdk/api-reference/android/crashdetection/vehiclecrashlistener.md#onvehiclecrash)method of your [VehicleCrashListener](/important-topics/sdk/api-reference/android/crashdetection/vehiclecrashlistener.md) implementation, set via [setVehicleCrashListener(VehicleCrashListener)](#setvehiclecrashlistener).
>
> Note that this method is intended for testing your integration, and will only run on debug versions of your app (i.e. when the `android:debuggable` manifest flag is set to `true`).

### `isVehicleCrashDetectionSupported()`

> ```java
> boolean isVehicleCrashDetectionSupported()
> ```
>
> Returns whether vehicle crash detection is supported on the device.
>
> The result depends on multiple criteria, such as if vehicle crash detection is enabled for your app, and if the necessary sensors are present on the device.

### `setVehicleCrashDiagnosticListener()`

> ```java
> void setVehicleCrashDiagnosticListener(@Nullable final VehicleCrashDiagnosticListener listener);
> ```
>
> Sets a listener that is invoked when vehicle crash diagnostic data becomes available.
>
> Use this method to receive diagnostic data while vehicle crash detection is running.

| Parameters |                                                                                                                                                                                                                  |
| ---------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| listener   | the [VehicleCrashDiagnosticListener](/important-topics/sdk/api-reference/android/crashdetection/vehiclecrashdiagnosticlistener.md) to receive diagnostic data. Set `null` to remove the previously set listener. |

### `setVehicleCrashListener()`

> ```java
> void setVehicleCrashListener(@Nullable VehicleCrashListener listener)
> ```
>
> Sets a listener that is invoked when a vehicle crash is detected.

| Parameters |                                                                                                                                                                                                      |
| ---------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| listener   | A [`VehicleCrashListener`](/important-topics/sdk/api-reference/android/crashdetection/vehiclecrashlistener.md) to receive details about the crash. Set `null` to remove the previously set listener. |


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