quickstart

The first step is to set up your credentials. This requires two method calls; it is recmomended that you put these calls in your main Android Activity.
Example:
public class MainActivity extends Activity {
       
    private static final String APP_ID = "c1a...." //find this in your developer console
    private static final String API_KEY = "3fc..." //find this in your developer 

    public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        DeviceIdentifier.initialize(getApplicationContext()); //This initializes the unique ID that will be sent with each request to identify this user
        CMApiCredentials.initialize(APP_ID, API_KEY); //This will initialize your credentials
    }
}

        //Now, lets do something useful. First lets create some application data. Application data can be accessed by any user.

        SimpleCMObject wilbur = new SimpleCMObject(); //Create a new SimpleCMObject with a random objectId
        wilbur.setClass("animal");
        wilbur.add("name", "Wilbur");
        wilbur.add("birthday", new Date());
        wilbur.save();
        String wilburObjectIdi = wilbur.getObjectId();
        //now we have persisted an animal named wilbur that was born today
        //while we can do our save operations directly on SimpleCMObject, it is usually easier to use the CMStore
        //Wilbur is in our store, because we saved him earlier. Lets pull him out
        SimpleCMObject wilbur = CMStore.getStore().getStoredObjects(wilburObjectId);
        //make some changes
        wilbur.add("favoriteFood", "apples");
        //persist them back to CloudMine
        CMStore.getStore().saveStoreApplicationObjects();
        //What about user's though? lets pretend we have two EditText fields, e-mail and password, and two methods
        //getEmail and getPassword, that we let our user populate. Our createAccount method might look like:
        final CMUser user = new CMUser(getEmail(), getPassword());
        user.createUser();
        //and our login method might look like:
        final CMUser user = new CMUser(getEmail(), getPassword());
        user.login(new LoginResponseCallback() {
            public void onCompletion(LoginResponse loginResponse) {
                if(loginResponse.wasSuccess()) {
                    CMStore.getStore().setLoggedInUser(loginResponse.getSessionToken()); //set the default store to use this user for all user level operations
                    //Create an intent and switch to a different activity
                }
            }
        });
       //Now lets create some user level data
        SimpleCMObject favoriteAnimals = new SimpleCMObject();
        //You can specify where objects are saved - application level or for a specific user. If you don't, application level is assumed
        favoriteAnimals.setSaveWith(CMStore.getStore().getUserStoreIdentifier()); 
        favoriteAnimals.add("favoritePig", "Wilbur");
        favoriteAnimals.save();
        //Now we have a default store that our user is logged into. Our store has two objects in it 
        //wilbur, who is application level, and favoriteAnimals, which is specific to our logged in user