Tracking Events on iOS

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Tracking Events
Once you integrate the SDK, CooeeSDK will automatically start tracking some default System Events﻿. Apart from these, you must track Mandatory Events﻿ as well.
The event must be tracked once your screen(ViewController/SwiftUI View) is fully loaded.
The following example demonstrates a View Item event.
ObjectiveC
Swift
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- (void) sendViewItemEvent 
{
    CooeeSDK *cooeeSDK = [CooeeSDK getInstance];

    NSDictionary *props = @{
        @"item": @{
            @"id": @"1234",
            @"name": @"iPhone X",
            @"category": @{
                @"id": @"cat1",
                @"name": @"Smartphones"
            }
        }
    };

    @try {
        [cooeeSDK sendEventWithEventName:@"View Item" eventProperties:props error:nil];
    } @catch (NSException *exception) {
        NSLog(@"%@", exception.reason);
    } @finally {
        NSLog(@"Finally condition");
    }
}
- (void) sendViewItemEvent 
{
    CooeeSDK *cooeeSDK = [CooeeSDK getInstance];

    NSDictionary *props = @{
        @"item": @{
            @"id": @"1234",
            @"name": @"iPhone X",
            @"category": @{
                @"id": @"cat1",
                @"name": @"Smartphones"
            }
        }
    };

    @try {
        [cooeeSDK sendEventWithEventName:@"View Item" eventProperties:props error:nil];
    } @catch (NSException *exception) {
        NSLog(@"%@", exception.reason);
    } @finally {
        NSLog(@"Finally condition");
    }
}
﻿
Important!
Do not add . (dot) in event property key string.
Do not start the event name with CE  
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Updated 03 Mar 2023

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