Track views

In an iOS application, Splunk MINT automatically tracks the views a user accesses. As soon as a user initializes your app, Splunk MINT captures the render time of a view, the current and previous view of a user (relative to an error), and the time a user spends on a view.

To use a different view name than the one that is automatically generated, override the mintViewName string in /mint-ios-sdk/SplunkMint/SplunkMint/ScreenMonitor/UIViewController+Delegates.m. For example:

- (NSString*)mintViewName {
    return @"Custom class name"; 
}

Splunk MINT does not automatically track alert views. To track alert views, configure the log view manually.

Examples

//Objective C

    [[Mint sharedInstance] logViewWithCurrentViewName:@"TestView"];

    [[Mint sharedInstance] logViewWithCurrentViewName:@"TestView" extraDataKey:@"Key" extraDataValue:@"Value"];

    MintLimitedExtraData* extraData = [[MintLimitedExtraData alloc] init];
    [extraData setValue:@"value" forKey:@"key"];
    [[Mint sharedInstance] logViewWithCurrentViewName:@"TestView" extraData:extraData];

//Swift

    Mint.sharedInstance().logViewWithCurrentViewName("TestView")

    Mint.sharedInstance().logViewWithCurrentViewName("TestView", extraDataKey: "Key", extraDataValue: "value")

    let limitedExtraData = MintLimitedExtraData()
    limitedExtraData.setValue("value", forKey: "key")
    Mint.sharedInstance().logViewWithCurrentViewName("TestView", extraData: limitedExtraData)