TrackerController

Pause the tracker. The tracker will stop any new activity tracking but it will continue to send remaining events already tracked but not sent yet. Calling a track method will not have any effect and event tracked will be lost.

Resume the tracker. The tracker will start tracking again.

Track the event. The tracker will take care to process and send the event assigning event_id and device_timestamp.

Identifier of the app.

Whether application context is sent with all the tracked events.

It indicates whether the JSON data in the payload should be base64 encoded.

Whether deepLink context is sent with all the ScreenView events.

It sets the device platform the tracker is running on.

Whether enable diagnostic reporting.

EmitterController.

Whether enable crash reporting.

GdprController.

Whether geo-location context is sent with all the tracked events.

GlobalContextsController.

Whether enable automatic tracking of install event.

Whether the tracker is running and able to collect/send events.

Whether enable automatic tracking of background and foreground transitions.

It sets the logger delegate that receive logs from the tracker.

It sets the log level of tracker logs.

Namespace of the tracker. It is used to identify the tracker among multiple trackers running in the same app.

NetworkController.

Whether mobile/platform context is sent with all the tracked events.

Controller for managing tracker plugins

Whether screen context is sent with all the tracked events.

Whether enable automatic tracking of ScreenView events.

SessionController.

Whether session context is sent with all the tracked events.

SubjectController.

Decorate the v_tracker field in the tracker protocol.

Whether to anonymise client-side user identifiers in session (userId, previousSessionId), subject (userId, networkUserId, domainUserId, ipAddress) and platform context entities (IDFA) Setting this property on a running tracker instance starts a new session (if sessions are tracked).

Version of the tracker.