AnalyticsKit 1.2.7

AnalyticsKit 1.2.7

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TestsTested ✗
LangLanguage Obj-CObjective C
License MIT
ReleasedLast Release Sep 2015

Maintained by Two Bit Labs, Jim Boyd.

AnalyticsKit 1.2.7

  • By
  • Two Bit Labs, Todd Huss, Susan Detwiler, Christopher Pickslay, Zac Shenker and Sinnerschrader Mobile

The goal of AnalyticsKit is to provide a consistent API for analytics regardless of the provider. With AnalyticsKit, you just call one logging method and AnalyticsKit relays that logging message to each registered provider. AnalyticsKit works in both Swift and Objective-C projects

Supported Providers

Unsupported Providers

The following providers are included but not supported. YMMV.

  • New Relic

    We've had a number of problems integrating the New Relic framework into the test app, so we can't verify that events are logged correctly.

If you would like to add support for a new provider or to update the code for an existing one, simply fork the master repo, make your changes, and submit a pull request.

How to Use

Installation

  1. Download the provider's SDK and add it to your project, or install via cocoapods.
  2. Add AnalyticsKit to your project either as a git submodule or copying the source into your project. In Xcode, only include AnalyticsKit.h/.m and any providers you plan to use.
  3. In your AppDelegate's applicationDidFinishLaunchingWithOptions: method, create an array with your provider instance(s) and call initializeLoggers:.

Objective-C:

Initialize AnalyticsKit in applicationDidFinishLaunchingWithOptions

AnalyticsKitFlurryProvider *flurry = [[AnalyticsKitFlurryProvider alloc] initWithAPIKey:@"[YOUR KEY]"];
[AnalyticsKit initializeLoggers:@[flurry]];

To log an event, simply call the logEvent: method.

[AnalyticsKit logEvent:@"Log In" withProperties:infoDict];

Depending on which analytics providers you use you may need to include the following method calls in your app delegate (or just go ahead and include them to be safe):

[AnalyticsKit applicationWillEnterForeground]; 
[AnalyticsKit applicationDidEnterBackground];  
[AnalyticsKit applicationWillTerminate];

Swift:

Import AnalyticsKit and any providers in your bridging header:

#import "AnalyticsKit.h"
#import "AnalyticsKitNewRelicProvider.h"

Initialize AnalyticsKit in application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:

let newRelic = AnalyticsKitNewRelicProvider(APIKey: "[YOUR KEY]")
AnalyticsKit.initializeLoggers([newRelic])

Depending on which analytics providers you use you may need to include the following method calls in your app delegate (or just go ahead and include them to be safe):

AnalyticsKit.applicationWillEnterForeground()
AnalyticsKit.applicationDidEnterBackground() 
AnalyticsKit.applicationWillTerminate]()

See AnalyticsKit.h for an exhaustive list of the logging methods available.

Apple Watch Analytics

AnalyticsKit now provides support for logging from your Apple Watch Extension.

Supported Providers

Installation

  1. If you haven't already done so, follow the installation steps above to add your provider's SDK and AnalyticsKit to your project.
  2. Adding Provider's API Key.

Objective-C:

Initialize AnalyticsKit in awakeWithContext

AnalyticsKitWatchExtensionFlurryProvider *flurry = [AnalyticsKitWatchExtensionFlurryProvider new];
[AnalyticsKit initializeLoggers:@[flurry]];

To log an event, simply call the logEvent: method.

[AnalyticsKit logEvent:@"Launching Watch App"];

Swift:

Import AnalyticsKit and any providers in your bridging header:

#import "AnalyticsKit.h"
#import "AnalyticsKitWatchExtensionFlurryProvider.h"

Initialize AnalyticsKit in awakeWithContext

let flurryLogger = AnalyticsKitWatchExtensionFlurryProvider()
AnalyticsKit.initializeLoggers([flurryLogger])

To log an event, simply call the logEvent method.

AnalyticsKit.logEvent("Launching Watch App");

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