ios-analytics

Flurry Analytics iOS

Sample app

Link

Install Instructions

3rd party native framework

This RoboPod requires you to download and add the native 3rd party library manually:

1. Download the SDK for iOS from https://dev.flurry.com
2. Put the libFlurry_X.X.X.a file in your iOS project's libs/ folder
3. Add the following to your robovm.xml

<config>
    ...
    <libs>
        <lib>libs/libFlurry_X.X.X.a</lib>
    </libs>
</config>

Change X.X.X with the version number of the library.

Gradle

Add the following dependency to your build.gradle:

dependencies {
   ... other dependencies ...
   compile "org.robovm:robopods-flurry-ios-analytics:$robopodsVersion"
}

Maven

Add the following dependency to your pom.xml:

<dependency>
   <groupId>org.robovm</groupId>
   <artifactId>robopods-flurry-ios-analytics</artifactId>
   <version>${robopods.version}</version>
</dependency>

Code Examples

SDK setup

Before you can track any events, you have to setup the SDK.

Start Flurry in your app

Add the following code to your application's entry point, typically didFinishLaunching() in your app delegate.

Flurry.startSession("API_KEY");

Change the API_KEY with your key that you can find in your Flurry dashboard.

Enable debug logging

When setting up Flurry it's very helpful to get logs.
Add the following code before starting Flurry:

Flurry.setDebugLogEnabled(true);
Flurry.setLogLevel(FlurryLogLevel.All); // Adjust level to your needs.

...

Flurry.startSession("API_KEY");

Note: Don't forget to disable debug logging when you release your app!

Crash reporting

To enable crash reporting add the following code before starting Flurry:

Flurry.enableCrashReporting();

...

Flurry.startSession("API_KEY");

Note: You can only have one (1!) crash reporting service in your app! If you use multiple crash reporters no crashes will be reported!

Having trouble?

• Make sure you have setup an app in your Flurry dashboard and specified the correct API_KEY.
• Check your logs for any errors, like network failures.

Next steps

• Track custom events in your app: Link
• Read the official Flurry documentation: Link

Track events

Gather analytics data for your app by tracking custom events.

Custom events

Add the following code to track your event:

Flurry.logEvent("Event Name");

You can also specify up to 10 additional parameters:

Map<String, String> params = new HashMap<>();
params.put("some_parameter", "value");

Flurry.logEvent("Event Name", params);

You can also track the duration for an event:

// Start the timed event.
Flurry.logEvent("Timed Event", true);

...

// Later, end the timed event.
Flurry.endTimedEvent("Timed Event");

Try it out!

Run your app and trigger some event tracking code. If you enabled debug logging, you should see logs confirming your event tracking.

Having trouble?

• Make sure you have setup the Flurry SDK: Link
• Make sure you have setup your app in your Flurry dashboard: Link
• Check your logs for any errors, like network failures.

Next steps

• Now that you have setup Flurry Analytics, why not display some ads? Link
• Take a look at our sample app: Link
• Read the official Flurry documentation: Link