CrashReporter Module
Automatically tracks crashes in your app. After the module is enabled and the accompanying frameworks are installed, a crash event is triggered if a crash occurs in your app.
Usage
The CrashReporter module automatically tracks crashes in your app. After the module is enabled and the accompanying frameworks are installed, crash data is added to track events following a crash occurred in your app.
Optionally, you can configure the SDK to send an additional crash
event by setting the sendCrashDataOnCrashDetected
configuration flag to true
. If you do so the crash data will only be added to this specific event.
Usage of this framework is recommended to get vital information regarding your app’s crashes.
The following platforms are supported:
- iOS
- tvOS
- macOS
Install
Install the Crash module with Swift Package Manager or CocoaPods.
Swift Package Manager (Recommended)
Supported in version 1.9.0+, the Swift Package Manager is the recommended and simplest way to install the Tealium Swift library:
- In your Xcode project, select File > Add Package Dependencies.
- Enter the repository URL:
https://github.com/tealium/tealium-swift-crash-reporter
- Configure the version rules. Typically,
"Up to next major"
is recommended. If the current Tealium Swift library version does not appears in the list, then reset your Swift package cache. - Select the `TealiumCrashModule and add it each of your app targets in your Xcode project, under Frameworks and Libraries.
- Follow these instructions to add other modules from the
tealium-swift
library.
CocoaPods
To install the CrashReporter module with CocoaPods:
-
Add the following pod to your Podfile:
pod 'TealiumCrashModule'
Your Podfile already contains the following line:
pod 'tealium-swift'
-
Run the following command:
pod install
Carthage
To install the CrashReporter module with Carthage:
-
Add the following to your Cartfile:
github "tealium/tealium-swift-crash-reporter"
-
Go to the app target’s General configuration page in Xcode.
-
Add the following frameworks to the Embedded Binaries section:
TealiumCrashModule.framework CrashReporter.framework
Learn more about Carthage installation for iOS.
Configure
In order to instantiate the CrashReporter module, you must specify it in your TealiumConfig
object when initializing the SDK:
import TealiumCore
import TealiumCrashModule
let config = TealiumConfig(account: "ACCOUNT",
profile: "PROFILE",
environment: "ENVIRONMENT",
datasource: "DATASOURCE")
// add desired Collectors
config.collectors = [Collectors.AppData, Collectors.Crash] // Instantiates the CrashReporter module
config.sendCrashDataOnCrashDetected = true // optional, If true it sends an extra crash event when a crash is detected and only attaches crash data to that event
tealium = Tealium(config: config) { _ in }
Review the Collectors documentation to understand how to correctly specify the collectors you require.
Data Layer
The following variables are transmitted with each tracking call while the module is enabled:
Variable | Description | Example |
---|---|---|
crash_uuid |
Unique identifier for this specific crash | "CC2DA0E9-E544-429A-AC5E-A268FC62F02A" |
device_memory_usage* |
Current memory used by the app on the device at the time of the crash | "143.57MB" |
app_memory_usage |
Current memory used by the app on the device at the time of the crash | "143.57MB" |
device_memory_available* |
Free memory on device at the time of the crash | "1068.88MB" |
memory_free |
Free memory on device at the time of the crash | "1068.88MB" |
device_os_build |
Current OS build number | "15E217" |
crash_process_id |
PID of the app at time of crash | "84351" |
crash_process_path |
Path the app was running under | "/DemoApp.app/DemoApp" |
crash_parent_process |
Parent process that launched the app | "launchd_sim" |
crash_parent_process_id |
Parent process PID | "83183" |
crash_name |
Friendly name of the crash, if available | "Crash Name" |
crash_cause |
Cause of the crash | "Crash Reason" |
crash_signal_code |
Signal code causing the crash | "#0" |
crash_signal_name |
Signal name causing the crash | "SIGABRT" |
crash_signal_address |
Signal address of the crash | "4572945982" |
crash_libraries |
List of loaded libraries at the time of the crash | [{"baseAddress": "0xa3e0000", "codeType": { "arch": 64, "typeEncoding": "Mach"}, "imageName": "/Applications/Xcode9.3.app/Contents/ Developer/Platforms/iPhoneOS.platform/ Developer/Library/CoreSimulator/Profiles /Runtimes/iOS.simruntime/Contents/ Resources/RuntimeRoot/usr/lib/dyld_sim", "imageSize": 212992, "imageUuid": "4015e9b70bde"}] |
crash_threads |
Returns all active threads at the time of the crash | {"crashed": 1,"registers": {"cs": "0x07"},"stack": {"instructionPointer": 4572945982,"symbolInfo": {"symbolName": "","symbolStartAddr": 0},"threadId": ""}} |
- These variables are duplicated for backward-compatibility with previous releases
Invoke a Crash
After TealiumCrashReporteriOS.framework
is added to your project, no additional initialization steps are needed. As long as the crash module is enabled and the Tealium SDK is initialized, when a crash is exhibited in your app, crash data automatically becomes part of the tracking call.
Testing
For a local test to report a crash, uncheck Debug executable in the app’s run scheme before intentionally crashing the app so there is no debugger attached to the app. If a debugger is attached to the app’s running process, the crash reporter won’t catch any crashes.
API Reference
invokeCrash()
Invokes a crash for the CrashReporter module.
TealiumCrashReporter.invokeCrash(name: name, reason: reason)
Parameters | Type | Description | Example |
---|---|---|---|
name |
String |
Name of the crash | "TEST_CRASH_NAME" |
reason |
String |
Reason for crash | "TEST_CRASH_REASON" |
This page was last updated: August 26, 2024