Tracks your app's custom business metrics in your Objective-c apps.
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The API code is completely isolated to RestfulMetrics.h and RestfulMetrics.m. You can either reference this project from yours to link it, or embed those files straight into your project.
Within this repository there is a project in RestfulMetricsExample which uses the API in a simple demo app.
#include <RestfulMetrics.h>
- (void) sendSomeExampleMetrics
{
RestfulMetrics *rm =
[[RestfulMetrics alloc]
initWithAppName:@"my-great-app"
apiKey:@"1234567..."];
// Send a data point.
[rm addMetric:@"example_event1"];
// Send a data point with a distinct identifier.
[rm addMetric:@"example_event2" identifier:@"session-2"];
// Send a data point with a count.
[rm addMetric:@"example_event3" count:17];
// Send a data point with a count and identifier.
[rm addMetric:@"example_event4" count:34 identifier:@"session-4"];
// Send a compound data point.
[rm addCompoundMetric:@"example_event5" value:@"apple"];
// Send a compound data point with multiple values.
NSArray *values6 = [NSArray arrayWithObjects:@"apple", @"orange", nil];
[rm addCompoundMetric:@"example_event6" values:values6];
// Send a compound data point with a distinct identifier.
[rm addCompoundMetric:@"example_event7" value:@"apple" identifier:@"session-7"];
// Send a compound data point with multiple values and an identifier.
NSArray *values8 = [NSArray arrayWithObjects:@"apple", @"orange", nil];
[rm addCompoundMetric:@"example_event8" values:values8 identifier:@"session-8"];
}In most cases, you will want to instantiate the RestfulMetrics object once and use one instance per thread.
Copyright (c) 2012 Restful Labs LLC. See LICENSE for details.