1. Function description
You can use the SDK access detection plug-in for iOS to quickly check the collected events (tracking points) before the application is launched. This tool provides features such as viewing the SDK access status, viewing events in real time, viewing debug logs, and viewing network requests.
1.1 introduction of the SDK
1.1.1 Integration:
To use the SDK access detection plug-in, you must integrate the statistical analysis SDK. For more information, see
Add the statistics SDK library and other library dependencies to the Podfile corresponding to the project app:
//QuickTracking statistical analysis SDK
pod 'QTCommon', '1.6.0.PX'// Specify the version number.
// You can add the UMCCommonLog in the basic Logstore to the project for development and debugging.
pod 'UMCCommonLog'
pod 'QTSDKMonitor'2. Hover button
After you add an application to the application, you can use the following features.
2.1 entrance
After you open the application, a button appears. Below the button are the total number of events generated after the startup and the reporting completion percentage (the number of events reported to the server /the total number of events collected). Click the button.
2.1.1 Configuration of a suspension portal
We recommend that you add a button on the Debug page (or developer tool page) of the app to control the display and hiding of the hover button. You can drag the hover button to adjust its position.
#import <QTSDKMonitor/QTSDKMonitor.h>
// Enable the hover button. We recommend that you call this method after the initialization is complete.
[QTSDKMonitorManager showToolEntry]; 2.1.2 Manual display panel
To hide the hover button, you can use one of the following methods:
[QTSDKMonitorManager closeToolEntry];3 Panel
3.1 event list
Search and filter module: event list supports search by keyword (supports regular matching), event type, report status, and entry status, supports sorting by time sequence, reverse sequence, supports manual pulling of metadata information in Data Management, supports one-click clearing of input boxes, and supports historical search tracking points;
event list: The event list contains basic information such as the event generation time, event type, and event status. You can click a single event to view the event details. You can copy the event content to the clipboard by long-pressing a single event.
3.2 Console
The console is a collection panel of access check plug-ins and provides basic debugging features. Features include the log display, network packet capture, event statistics, and basic configuration functions of the growth statistics analysis SDK.
3.3 Access Bar
In the access bar, you can quickly view the version, AppKey, and function usage of your current SDK function.
3.4 Debug Logs
In the console panel, click Debug Logs to go to the Debug Logs page. You can quickly troubleshoot access issues by viewing the error log.
Click to view the details of the current log.
3.5 Network packet capture
Network packet capture function, you can print the current report details
3.6 SDK configuration
The SDK configuration function module allows you to quickly view the current configurations:
3.7 event statistics
Event statistics module, all the current events can be grouped statistics
3.8 SDKMonitor configuration
The SDKMonitor configuration module allows you to configure tool-related features for the current SDK access detection plug-in.
