I'm attempting to log simple analytic events to Firebase but nothing is ever showing up online.
Here is how I'm logging the event:
FIRAnalytics.logEventWithName("spot_view", parameters: [
"spot_name": spotName,
"is_private": isPrivate
])
I have the run time arguments on to see the Firebase output and I get this:
<FIRAnalytics/DEBUG> Event logged. Event name, event params: spot_view, {
"_o" = app;
"is_private" = 1;
"spot_name" = TestLogSpotView;
}
So the event is being triggered. I also get this showing that data is actually being uploaded:
2016-06-09 12:12:13.567 [60279:] <FIRAnalytics/DEBUG> Measurement data sent to network. Timestamp (ms), data: 1465488733550, <ACPMeasurementBatch 0x7de7bb60>: {
bundles {
protocol_version: 1
events {
params {
name: "_c"
int_value: 1
}
params {
name: "_o"
string_value: "auto"
}
name: "_f"
timestamp_millis: 1465488710347
}
events {
params {
name: "_et"
int_value: 1
}
params {
name: "_o"
string_value: "auto"
}
name: "_e"
timestamp_millis: 1465488710347
}
events {
params {
name: "_o"
string_value: "app"
}
params {
name: "is_private"
int_value: 1
}
params {
name: "spot_name"
string_value: "TestLogSpotView"
}
name: "spot_view"
timestamp_millis: 1465488710411
}
events {
params {
name: "content_type"
string_value: "cont"
}
params {
name: "_o"
string_value: "app"
}
params {
name: "item_id"
string_value: "1"
}
name: "select_content"
timestamp_millis: 1465488710411
}
user_attributes {
set_timestamp_millis: 1465488710347
name: "_fot"
int_value: 1465491600000
}
upload_timestamp_millis: 1465488733550
start_timestamp_millis: 1465488710347
end_timestamp_millis: 1465488710411
platform: "ios"
os_version: "9.3"
device_model: "x86_64"
user_default_language: "en-us"
time_zone_offset_minutes: -240
app_store: "manual_install"
app_id: “——“
app_version: "0.0.0"
gmp_version: 3200
uploading_gmp_version: 3200
resettable_device_id: “—“——
limited_ad_tracking: false
app_instance_id: “———“
bundle_sequential_index: 1
gmp_app_id: “———“
firebase_instance_id: “———“
app_version_major: 106
}
}
2016-06-09 12:12:13.568[60279:] <FIRAnalytics/DEBUG> Uploading data. Host: https://app-measurement.com/a
2016-06-09 12:12:13.595[60279:] <FIRAnalytics/DEBUG> Received SSL challenge for host. Host: https://app-measurement.com/a
2016-06-09 12:12:13.731[60279:] <FIRAnalytics/DEBUG> Successful upload. Got network response. Code, size: 204, 0
I ran this same code a couple of days ago and still nothing has showed up in Firebase.
I've also tried logging an event copied straight from Firebase which is this:
FIRAnalytics.logEventWithName(kFIREventSelectContent, parameters: [
kFIRParameterContentType:"cont",
kFIRParameterItemID:"1"
])
Which you can see in the log console output posted above.
The only other thing I could think would be wrong is in the GoogleService-Info.plist. There is an entry for IS_ANALYTICS_ENABLED
which is set to no. I just flipped it to YES
and going to try again although I don't believe this to be the fix. I think this entry only applies to Google Analytics.
Which also, other data such as device type and user sessions IS being logged. So it just logging events that doesn't work.
But on Android devices with Play Services, this one hour timer is across all apps using Firebase Analytics. In addition, Firebase Analytics will send down all of its data from the client if your user triggers a conversion event (like making an in-app purchase).
In the Firebase console, open your project. Select Analytics from the menu to view the Analytics reporting dashboard. The Events tab shows the event reports that are automatically created for each distinct type of event logged by your app. Read more about the Analytics reporting dashboard in the Firebase Help Center.
This may be one reason for custom events
Event name must contain only letters, numbers, or underscores.
My events were not logged as I was using a space in my event name.
One quick thing to check -- make sure your date range encompasses the date on which this event was logged. For example, if the event was logged today, you should change the date range to explicitly include Today. Ranges like "Last 30 Days" or "Last 7 Days" do not include Today.
If you don't see your reports update, you should contact support in order to get to the bottom of it more quickly.
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