The goal of AnalyticsKit is to provide a consistent API for analytics regardless of the provider. With AnalyticsKit, you just call one logging method and AnalyticsKit relays that logging message to each registered provider.

• AdjustIO

• Apsalar

• Flurry

• Google Analytics

• Localytics

• Mixpanel

• New Relic

• Parse

• TestFlight

• Debug Provider - shows an AlertView whenever an error is logged

• Unit Test Provider - allows you to inspect logged events

If you would like to add support for a new provider or to update the code for an existing one, simply fork the master repo, make your changes, and submit a pull request.

If your project uses Cocoapods, you can simply inlcude AnalyticsKit for full provider support, or you can specify your provider using Cocoapods subspecs.

• AdjustIO - pod 'AnalyticsKit/AdjustIO'
• Flurry - pod 'AnalyticsKit/Flurry'
• Google Analytics - pod 'AnalyticsKit/GoogleAnalytics'
• Mixpanel - pod 'AnalyticsKit/Mixpanel'
• New Relic - pod 'AnalyticsKit/NewRelic'
• Parse - pod 'AnalyticsKit/Parse'
• TestFlight - pod 'AnalyticsKit/TestFlight'

1. Download the provider's SDK and add it to your project, or install via cocoapods.
2. Add AnalyticsKit to your project either as a git submodule or copying the source into your project. In Xcode, only include AnalyticsKit.h/.m and any providers you plan to use.
3. In your AppDelegate's applicationDidFinishLaunchingWithOptions: method, create an array with your provider instance(s) and call initializeLoggers:.

NSString *flurryKey = @"0123456789ABCDEF";

// If you're running tethered or in the simulator, it's best to use different/fake keys
// instead of bypassing AnalyticsKit completely.
#if DEBUG
	flurryKey = @"0000000000000000";
#endif

AnalyticsKitFlurryProvider *flurry = [[AnalyticsKitFlurryProvider alloc] initWithAPIKey:flurryKey];

[AnalyticsKit initializeLoggers:@[flurry]];

To log an event, simply call the logEvent: method.

[AnalyticsKit logEvent:@"Log In" withProperties:infoDict];

See AnalyticsKit.h for an exhaustive list of the logging methods available.

• Two Bit Labs
• Todd Huss
• Susan Detwiler
• Christopher Pickslay
• Zac Shenker
• Sinnerschrader Mobile
• Bradley David Bergeron - Parse