Rakam Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
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| Declared in | Rakam.h Rakam.m |
Overview
Rakam iOS SDK.
Use the Rakam SDK to track events in your application.
Setup:
- In every file that uses analytics, import Rakam.h at the top
#import "Rakam.h"
- Be sure to initialize the API in your didFinishLaunchingWithOptions delegate
[[Rakam instance] initializeApiKey:@"YOUR_API_KEY_HERE"];
- Track an event anywhere in the app
[[Rakam instance] logEvent:@"EVENT_IDENTIFIER_HERE"];
You can attach additional data to any event by passing a NSDictionary object:
NSMutableDictionary *eventProperties = [NSMutableDictionary dictionary]; [eventProperties setValue:@"VALUE_GOES_HERE" forKey:@"KEY_GOES_HERE"]; [[Rakam instance] logEvent:@"Compute Hash" withEventProperties:eventProperties];
Note: you should call SDK methods on an Rakam instance, for example logging events with the default instance: [[Rakam instance] logEvent:@"testEvent"];
Note: the SDK supports tracking data to multiple Rakam apps, via separate named instances. For example: [[Rakam instanceWithName:@"app1"] logEvent:@"testEvent"];
See Tracking Events to Multiple Apps.
For more details on the setup and usage, be sure to checkout the README
Instance Properties
apiKey
API key for your Rakam App.
@property (nonatomic, strong, readonly) NSString *apiKey
Discussion
API key for your Rakam App.
Declared In
Rakam.h
userId
Identifier for the current user.
@property (nonatomic, strong, readonly) NSString *userId
Discussion
Identifier for the current user.
Declared In
Rakam.h
deviceId
Identifier for the current device.
@property (nonatomic, strong, readonly) NSString *deviceId
Discussion
Identifier for the current device.
Declared In
Rakam.h
optOut
Whether or to opt the current user out of tracking. If true then this blocks the logging of any events and properties, and blocks the sending of events to Rakam servers.
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL optOut
Discussion
Whether or to opt the current user out of tracking. If true then this blocks the logging of any events and properties, and blocks the sending of events to Rakam servers.
Declared In
Rakam.h
Configurable SDK thresholds and parameters
eventUploadThreshold
The maximum number of events that can be stored locally before forcing an upload. The default is 30 events.
@property (nonatomic, assign) int eventUploadThreshold
Discussion
The maximum number of events that can be stored locally before forcing an upload. The default is 30 events.
Declared In
Rakam.h
eventUploadMaxBatchSize
The maximum number of events that can be uploaded in a single request. The default is 100 events.
@property (nonatomic, assign) int eventUploadMaxBatchSize
Discussion
The maximum number of events that can be uploaded in a single request. The default is 100 events.
Declared In
Rakam.h
eventMaxCount
The maximum number of events that can be stored lcoally. The default is 1000 events.
@property (nonatomic, assign) int eventMaxCount
Discussion
The maximum number of events that can be stored lcoally. The default is 1000 events.
Declared In
Rakam.h
eventUploadPeriodSeconds
The amount of time after an event is logged that events will be batched before being uploaded to the server. The default is 30 seconds.
@property (nonatomic, assign) int eventUploadPeriodSeconds
Discussion
The amount of time after an event is logged that events will be batched before being uploaded to the server. The default is 30 seconds.
Declared In
Rakam.h
minTimeBetweenSessionsMillis
When a user closes and reopens the app within minTimeBetweenSessionsMillis milliseconds, the reopen is considered part of the same session and the session continues. Otherwise, a new session is created. The default is 15 minutes.
@property (nonatomic, assign) long minTimeBetweenSessionsMillis
Discussion
When a user closes and reopens the app within minTimeBetweenSessionsMillis milliseconds, the reopen is considered part of the same session and the session continues. Otherwise, a new session is created. The default is 15 minutes.
Declared In
Rakam.h
trackingSessionEvents
Whether to automatically log start and end session events corresponding to the start and end of a user’s session.
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL trackingSessionEvents
Discussion
Whether to automatically log start and end session events corresponding to the start and end of a user’s session.
Declared In
Rakam.h
Fetching Rakam SDK instance
+ instance
This fetches the default SDK instance. Recommended if you are only logging events to a single app.
+ (Rakam *)instance
Return Value
the default Rakam SDK instance
Discussion
This fetches the default SDK instance. Recommended if you are only logging events to a single app.
Declared In
Rakam.h
+ instanceWithName:
This fetches a named SDK instance. Use this if logging events to multiple Rakam apps.
+ (Rakam *)instanceWithName:(NSString *)instanceName
Parameters
instanceName |
the name of the SDK instance to fetch. |
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Return Value
the Rakam SDK instance corresponding to instanceName
Discussion
This fetches a named SDK instance. Use this if logging events to multiple Rakam apps.
Declared In
Rakam.h
Initialize the Rakam SDK with your Rakam API Key
– initializeApiKey:
Initializes the Rakam instance with your Rakam API key
- (void)initializeApiKey:(NSString *)apiKey
Parameters
apiKey |
Your Rakam key obtained from your dashboard at https://rakam.com/settings |
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Discussion
Initializes the Rakam instance with your Rakam API key
We recommend you first initialize your class within your “didFinishLaunchingWithOptions” method inside your app delegate.
Note: this is required before you can log any events.
Declared In
Rakam.h
– initializeApiKey:userId:
Initializes the Rakam instance with your Rakam API key and sets a user identifier for the current user.
- (void)initializeApiKey:(NSString *)apiKey userId:(NSString *)userId
Parameters
apiKey |
Your Rakam key obtained from your dashboard at https://rakam.com/settings |
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userId |
If your app has its own login system that you want to track users with, you can set the userId. |
Discussion
Initializes the Rakam instance with your Rakam API key and sets a user identifier for the current user.
We recommend you first initialize your class within your “didFinishLaunchingWithOptions” method inside your app delegate.
Note: this is required before you can log any events.
Declared In
Rakam.h
Logging Events
– logEvent:
Tracks an event. Events are saved locally.
- (void)logEvent:(NSString *)eventType
Parameters
eventType |
The name of the event you wish to track. |
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Discussion
Tracks an event. Events are saved locally.
Uploads are batched to occur every 30 events or every 30 seconds (whichever comes first), as well as on app close.
See Also
Declared In
Rakam.h
– logEvent:withEventProperties:
Tracks an event. Events are saved locally.
- (void)logEvent:(NSString *)eventType withEventProperties:(NSDictionary *)eventProperties
Parameters
eventType |
The name of the event you wish to track. |
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eventProperties |
You can attach additional data to any event by passing a NSDictionary object with property: value pairs. |
Discussion
Tracks an event. Events are saved locally.
Uploads are batched to occur every 30 events or every 30 seconds (whichever comes first), as well as on app close.
See Also
Declared In
Rakam.h
– logEvent:withEventProperties:outOfSession:
Tracks an event. Events are saved locally.
- (void)logEvent:(NSString *)eventType withEventProperties:(NSDictionary *)eventProperties outOfSession:(BOOL)outOfSession
Parameters
eventType |
The name of the event you wish to track. |
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eventProperties |
You can attach additional data to any event by passing a NSDictionary object with property: value pairs. |
outOfSession |
If YES, will track the event as out of session. Useful for push notification events. |
Discussion
Tracks an event. Events are saved locally.
Uploads are batched to occur every 30 events or every 30 seconds (whichever comes first), as well as on app close.
See Also
Declared In
Rakam.h
– logEvent:withEventProperties:withGroups:
Tracks an event. Events are saved locally.
- (void)logEvent:(NSString *)eventType withEventProperties:(NSDictionary *)eventProperties withGroups:(NSDictionary *)groups
Parameters
eventType |
The name of the event you wish to track. |
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eventProperties |
You can attach additional data to any event by passing a NSDictionary object with property: value pairs. |
groups |
You can specify event-level groups for this user by passing a NSDictionary object with groupType: groupName pairs. Note the keys need to be strings, and the values can either be strings or an array of strings. |
Discussion
Tracks an event. Events are saved locally.
Uploads are batched to occur every 30 events or every 30 seconds (whichever comes first), as well as on app close.
See Also
Declared In
Rakam.h
– logEvent:withEventProperties:withGroups:outOfSession:
Tracks an event. Events are saved locally.
- (void)logEvent:(NSString *)eventType withEventProperties:(NSDictionary *)eventProperties withGroups:(NSDictionary *)groups outOfSession:(BOOL)outOfSession
Parameters
eventType |
The name of the event you wish to track. |
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eventProperties |
You can attach additional data to any event by passing a NSDictionary object with property: value pairs. |
groups |
You can specify event-level groups for this user by passing a NSDictionary object with groupType: groupName pairs. Note the keys need to be strings, and the values can either be strings or an array of strings. |
outOfSession |
If YES, will track the event as out of session. Useful for push notification events. |
Discussion
Tracks an event. Events are saved locally.
Uploads are batched to occur every 30 events or every 30 seconds (whichever comes first), as well as on app close.
Declared In
Rakam.h
– logEvent:withEventProperties:withGroups:withLongLongTimestamp:outOfSession:
Tracks an event. Events are saved locally.
- (void)logEvent:(NSString *)eventType withEventProperties:(NSDictionary *)eventProperties withGroups:(NSDictionary *)groups withLongLongTimestamp:(long long)timestamp outOfSession:(BOOL)outOfSession
Parameters
eventType |
The name of the event you wish to track. |
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eventProperties |
You can attach additional data to any event by passing a NSDictionary object with property: value pairs. |
groups |
You can specify event-level groups for this user by passing a NSDictionary object with groupType: groupName pairs. Note the keys need to be strings, and the values can either be strings or an array of strings. |
outOfSession |
If YES, will track the event as out of session. Useful for push notification events. |
longLongtimestamp |
You can specify a custom timestamp by passing the milliseconds since epoch UTC time as a long long. |
Discussion
Tracks an event. Events are saved locally.
Uploads are batched to occur every 30 events or every 30 seconds (whichever comes first), as well as on app close.
Declared In
Rakam.h
– logEvent:withEventProperties:withGroups:withTimestamp:outOfSession:
Tracks an event. Events are saved locally.
- (void)logEvent:(NSString *)eventType withEventProperties:(NSDictionary *)eventProperties withGroups:(NSDictionary *)groups withTimestamp:(NSNumber *)timestamp outOfSession:(BOOL)outOfSession
Parameters
eventType |
The name of the event you wish to track. |
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eventProperties |
You can attach additional data to any event by passing a NSDictionary object with property: value pairs. |
groups |
You can specify event-level groups for this user by passing a NSDictionary object with groupType: groupName pairs. Note the keys need to be strings, and the values can either be strings or an array of strings. |
timestamp |
You can specify a custom timestamp by passing an NSNumber representing the milliseconds since epoch UTC time. We recommend using [NSNumber numberWithLongLong:milliseconds] to create the value. If nil is passed in, then the event will be timestamped with the current time. |
outOfSession |
If YES, will track the event as out of session. Useful for push notification events. |
Discussion
Tracks an event. Events are saved locally.
Uploads are batched to occur every 30 events or every 30 seconds (whichever comes first), as well as on app close.
Declared In
Rakam.h
Logging Revenue
– logRevenue:
Note: this is deprecated - please use logRevenue
and RakamRevenue
- (void)logRevenue:(NSNumber *)amount
Parameters
amount |
The amount of revenue to track, e.g. “3.99”. |
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Discussion
Note: this is deprecated - please use logRevenue
and RakamRevenue
Tracks revenue.
To track revenue from a user, call [[Rakam instance] logRevenue:[NSNumber numberWithDouble:3.99]] each time the user generates revenue. logRevenue: takes in an NSNumber with the dollar amount of the sale as the only argument. This allows us to automatically display data relevant to revenue on the Rakam website, including average revenue per daily active user (ARPDAU), 7, 30, and 90 day revenue, lifetime value (LTV) estimates, and revenue by advertising campaign cohort and daily/weekly/monthly cohorts.
See Also
Declared In
Rakam.h
– logRevenue:quantity:price:
Note: this is deprecated - please use logRevenue
and RakamRevenue
- (void)logRevenue:(NSString *)productIdentifier quantity:(NSInteger)quantity price:(NSNumber *)price
Parameters
quantity |
The number of products in the transaction. Revenue amount is calculated as quantity * price |
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price |
The price of the products in the transaction. Revenue amount is calculated as quantity * price |
productidentifier |
The identifier for the product in the transaction, e.g. “io.rakam.productId” |
Discussion
Note: this is deprecated - please use logRevenue
and RakamRevenue
Tracks revenue. This allows us to automatically display data relevant to revenue on the Rakam website, including average revenue per daily active user (ARPDAU), 7, 30, and 90 day revenue, lifetime value (LTV) estimates, and revenue by advertising campaign cohort and daily/weekly/monthly cohorts.
Declared In
Rakam.h
– logRevenue:quantity:price:receipt:
Note: this is deprecated - please use logRevenue
and RakamRevenue
- (void)logRevenue:(NSString *)productIdentifier quantity:(NSInteger)quantity price:(NSNumber *)price receipt:(NSData *)receipt
Parameters
quantity |
The number of products in the transaction. Revenue amount is calculated as quantity * price |
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price |
The price of the products in the transaction. Revenue amount is calculated as quantity * price |
receipt |
The receipt data from the App Store. Required if you want to verify this revenue event. |
productidentifier |
The identifier for the product in the transaction, e.g. “io.rakam.productId” |
Discussion
Note: this is deprecated - please use logRevenue
and RakamRevenue
Tracks revenue. This allows us to automatically display data relevant to revenue on the Rakam website, including average revenue per daily active user (ARPDAU), 7, 30, and 90 day revenue, lifetime value (LTV) estimates, and revenue by advertising campaign cohort and daily/weekly/monthly cohorts.
For validating revenue, use [[Rakam instance]<EMAIL_ADDRESS>quantity:1 price:[NSNumber numberWithDouble:3.99] receipt:transactionReceipt]
Declared In
Rakam.h
– logRevenue:
Tracks revenue - API v2. This uses the RakamRevenue
object to store transaction properties such as quantity, price, and revenue type. This is the recommended method for tracking revenue in Rakam.
- (void)logRevenue:(RakamRevenue *)revenue
Parameters
RakamRevenue |
object revenue object contains all revenue information |
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Discussion
Tracks revenue - API v2. This uses the RakamRevenue
object to store transaction properties such as quantity, price, and revenue type. This is the recommended method for tracking revenue in Rakam.
For validating revenue, make sure the receipt data is set on the RakamRevenue object.
To track revenue from a user, create an RakamRevenue object each time the user generates revenue, and set the revenue properties (productIdentifier, price, quantity). logRevenue: takes in an RakamRevenue object. This allows us to automatically display data relevant to revenue on the Rakam website, including average revenue per daily active user (ARPDAU), 7, 30, and 90 day revenue, lifetime value (LTV) estimates, and revenue by advertising campaign cohort and daily/weekly/monthly cohorts.
See Also
Declared In
Rakam.h
User Properties and User Property Operations
– identify:
Update user properties using operations provided via Identify API.
- (void)identify:(RakamIdentify *)identify
Parameters
identify |
An RakamIdentify object with the intended user property operations |
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Discussion
Update user properties using operations provided via Identify API.
To update user properties, first create an RakamIdentify object. For example if you wanted to set a user’s gender, and then increment their karma count by 1, you would do:
RakamIdentify *identify = [[[RakamIdentify identify] set:@"gender" value:@"male"] add:@"karma" value:[NSNumber numberWithInt:1]];
Then you would pass this RakamIdentify object to the identify function to send to the server:
[[Rakam instance] identify:identify];
Declared In
Rakam.h
– identify:outOfSession:
Update user properties using operations provided via Identify API. If outOfSession is YES
then the identify event is logged with a session id of -1 and does not trigger any session-handling logic.
- (void)identify:(RakamIdentify *)identify outOfSession:(BOOL)outOfSession
Parameters
identify |
An RakamIdentify object with the intended user property operations |
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outOfSession |
Whether to log identify event out of session |
Discussion
Update user properties using operations provided via Identify API. If outOfSession is YES
then the identify event is logged with a session id of -1 and does not trigger any session-handling logic.
To update user properties, first create an RakamIdentify object. For example if you wanted to set a user’s gender, and then increment their karma count by 1, you would do:
RakamIdentify *identify = [[[RakamIdentify identify] set:@“gender” value:@“male”] add:@“karma” value:[NSNumber numberWithInt:1]];
Then you would pass this RakamIdentify object to the identify function to send to the server:
[[Rakam instance] identify:identify outOfSession:YES];
Declared In
Rakam.h
– setUserProperties:
Adds properties that are tracked on the user level.
- (void)setUserProperties:(NSDictionary *)userProperties
Parameters
userProperties |
An NSDictionary containing any additional data to be tracked. |
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Discussion
Adds properties that are tracked on the user level.
Note: Property keys must be NSString
objects and values must be serializable.
Declared In
Rakam.h
– setUserProperties:replace:
NOTE: this method is deprecated - use setUserProperties
instead. In earlier versions of the SDK, replace = YES replaced the in-memory userProperties dictionary with the input; however, now userProperties are no longer stored in memory, so the flag does nothing.
- (void)setUserProperties:(NSDictionary *)userProperties replace:(BOOL)replace
Parameters
userProperties |
An NSDictionary containing any additional data to be tracked. |
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replace |
This is deprecated. In earlier versions of this SDK, this replaced the in-memory userProperties dictionary with the input, but now userProperties are no longer stored in memory. |
Discussion
NOTE: this method is deprecated - use setUserProperties
instead. In earlier versions of the SDK, replace = YES replaced the in-memory userProperties dictionary with the input; however, now userProperties are no longer stored in memory, so the flag does nothing.
Adds properties that are tracked on the user level.
Note: Property keys must be NSString
objects and values must be serializable.
Declared In
Rakam.h
– clearUserProperties
Clears all properties that are tracked on the user level.
- (void)clearUserProperties
Discussion
Clears all properties that are tracked on the user level.
Note: the result is irreversible!
See Also
Declared In
Rakam.h
– setGroup:groupName:
Adds a user to a group or groups. You need to specify a groupType and groupName(s).
- (void)setGroup:(NSString *)groupType groupName:(NSObject *)groupName
Parameters
groupType |
You need to specify a group type (for example “orgId”). |
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groupName |
The value for the group name, can be a string or an array of strings, (for example for groupType orgId, the groupName would be the actual id number, like 15). |
Discussion
Adds a user to a group or groups. You need to specify a groupType and groupName(s).
For example you can group people by their organization. In that case groupType is “orgId”, and groupName would be the actual ID(s). groupName can be a string or an array of strings to indicate a user in multiple groups.
You can also call setGroup multiple times with different groupTypes to track multiple types of groups (up to 5 per app).
Note: this will also set groupType: groupName as a user property.
See Also
Declared In
Rakam.h
Setting User and Device Identifiers
– setUserId:
– setDeviceId:
Configuring the SDK instance
– setOptOut:
Enables tracking opt out.
- (void)setOptOut:(BOOL)enabled
Parameters
enabled |
Whether tracking opt out should be enabled or disabled. |
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Discussion
Enables tracking opt out.
If the user wants to opt out of all tracking, use this method to enable opt out for them. Once opt out is enabled, no events will be saved locally or sent to the server. Calling this method again with enabled set to NO will turn tracking back on for the user.
Declared In
Rakam.h
– setOffline:
Disables sending logged events to Rakam servers.
- (void)setOffline:(BOOL)offline
Parameters
offline |
Whether logged events should be sent to Rakam servers. |
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Discussion
Disables sending logged events to Rakam servers.
If you want to stop logged events from being sent to Rakam severs, use this method to set the client to offline. Once offline is enabled, logged events will not be sent to the server until offline is disabled. Calling this method again with offline set to NO will allow events to be sent to server and the client will attempt to send events that have been queued while offline.
Declared In
Rakam.h
– enableLocationListening
Enables location tracking.
- (void)enableLocationListening
Discussion
Enables location tracking.
If the user has granted your app location permissions, the SDK will also grab the location of the user. Rakam will never prompt the user for location permissions itself, this must be done by your app.
Note: the user’s location is only fetched once per session. Use updateLocation
to force the SDK to fetch the user’s latest location.
Declared In
Rakam.h
– disableLocationListening
Disables location tracking. If you want location tracking disabled on startup of the app, call disableLocationListening before you call initializeApiKey.
- (void)disableLocationListening
Discussion
Disables location tracking. If you want location tracking disabled on startup of the app, call disableLocationListening before you call initializeApiKey.
Declared In
Rakam.h
– updateLocation
Forces the SDK to update with the user’s last known location if possible.
- (void)updateLocation
Discussion
Forces the SDK to update with the user’s last known location if possible.
If you want to manually force the SDK to update with the user’s last known location, call updateLocation.
Declared In
Rakam.h
– useAdvertisingIdForDeviceId
Uses advertisingIdentifier instead of identifierForVendor as the device ID
- (void)useAdvertisingIdForDeviceId
Discussion
Uses advertisingIdentifier instead of identifierForVendor as the device ID
Apple prohibits the use of advertisingIdentifier if your app does not have advertising. Useful for tying together data from advertising campaigns to anlaytics data.
NOTE: Must be called before initializeApiKey: is called to function.
Declared In
Rakam.h
Other Methods
– printEventsCount
Prints the number of events in the queue.
- (void)printEventsCount
Discussion
Prints the number of events in the queue.
Debugging method to find out how many events are being stored locally on the device.
Declared In
Rakam.h
– getDeviceId
Fetches the deviceId, a unique identifier shared between multiple users using the same app on the same device.
- (NSString *)getDeviceId
Return Value
the deviceId.
Discussion
Fetches the deviceId, a unique identifier shared between multiple users using the same app on the same device.
Declared In
Rakam.h
– regenerateDeviceId
Regenerates a new random deviceId for current user. Note: this is not recommended unless you know what you are doing. This can be used in conjunction with setUserId:nil to anonymize users after they log out. With a nil userId and a completely new deviceId, the current user would appear as a brand new user in dashboard.
- (void)regenerateDeviceId
Discussion
Regenerates a new random deviceId for current user. Note: this is not recommended unless you know what you are doing. This can be used in conjunction with setUserId:nil to anonymize users after they log out. With a nil userId and a completely new deviceId, the current user would appear as a brand new user in dashboard.
See Also
Declared In
Rakam.h
– getSessionId
Fetches the current sessionId, an identifier used by Rakam to group together events tracked during the same session.
- (long long)getSessionId
Return Value
the current session id
Discussion
Fetches the current sessionId, an identifier used by Rakam to group together events tracked during the same session.
See Also
Declared In
Rakam.h
– uploadEvents
Manually forces the instance to immediately upload all unsent events.
- (void)uploadEvents
Discussion
Manually forces the instance to immediately upload all unsent events.
Events are saved locally. Uploads are batched to occur every 30 events and every 30 seconds, as well as on app close. Use this method to force the class to immediately upload all queued events.
Declared In
Rakam.h
Other Methods
– initializeApiKey:userId:setUserId:
SetUserId: client explicitly initialized with a userId (can be nil). If setUserId is NO, then attempt to load userId from saved eventsData.
- (void)initializeApiKey:(NSString *)apiKey userId:(NSString *)userId setUserId:(BOOL)setUserId
Discussion
SetUserId: client explicitly initialized with a userId (can be nil). If setUserId is NO, then attempt to load userId from saved eventsData.
Declared In
Rakam.m
– runOnBackgroundQueue:
Run a block in the background. If already in the background, run immediately.
- (BOOL)runOnBackgroundQueue:(void ( ^ ) ( void ))block
Discussion
Run a block in the background. If already in the background, run immediately.
Declared In
Rakam.m
– startOrContinueSession:
Creates a new session if we are in the background and the current session is expired or if there is no current session ID]. Otherwise extends the session.
- (BOOL)startOrContinueSession:(NSNumber *)timestamp
Discussion
Creates a new session if we are in the background and the current session is expired or if there is no current session ID]. Otherwise extends the session.
Returns YES if a new session was created.
Declared In
Rakam.m
– setSessionId:
Sets the session ID in memory and persists it to disk.
- (void)setSessionId:(long long)timestamp
Discussion
Sets the session ID in memory and persists it to disk.
Declared In
Rakam.m
– refreshSessionTime:
Update the session timer if there’s a running session.
- (void)refreshSessionTime:(NSNumber *)timestamp
Discussion
Update the session timer if there’s a running session.
Declared In
Rakam.m
– upgradePrefs
Move all preference data from the legacy name to the new, static name if needed.
- (BOOL)upgradePrefs
Discussion
Move all preference data from the legacy name to the new, static name if needed.
Data used to be in the NSCachesDirectory, which would sometimes be cleared unexpectedly, resulting in data loss. We move the data from NSCachesDirectory to the current location in NSLibraryDirectory.
Declared In
Rakam.m


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ul:
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li:
This stands for list.
The way to set up a HTML document is by following this tutorial. When writitng your code do not include the spaces.
Name the document style.css and make sure the name of the document is written correctly in the html file.
body {
background-color: #DBDCDD;
}
#navbar {
float: right;
}
#navbar a {
color: white;
font-family: 'Lato', sans-serif;
}
li a {
display: block;
color: white;
text-align: center;
padding: 14px 16px;
text-decoration: none;
}
li a:hover {
background-color: #111;
}
.active {
background-color: #4CAF50;
}
h1 {
text-align: center;
margin-top: 2%;
color: #2789BA;
font-size: 3.5em;
font-family: 'Lato', sans-serif;
font-style: italic;
font-weight:300;
padding-bottom: 3%;
}
CSS selectors are used to select HTML elements based on their element name, id, class, attribute, and more.
The selector points to the HTML element you want to style.
The declaration block contains one or more declarations separated by semicolons.
Each declaration includes a CSS property name and a value, separated by a colon.
A CSS declaration always ends with a semicolon, and declaration blocks are surrounded by curly braces.
The element selector selects elements based on the element name.
Selecting an ID
The ID selector uses the ID attribute of an HTML element to select a specific element.
The ID of an element should be unique within a page, so the id selector is used to select one unique element!
To select an element with a specific ID, write a #, followed by the ID of the element.
Selecting a class
The class selector selects elements with a specific class attribute.
To select elements with a specific class, write a period (.) character, followed by the name of the class.


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whtat does CSS stand for
Colorful Style Sheets
Creative Style Sheets
Cascading Style Sheets
Computer Style Sheets
What is the correct HTML for referring to an external style sheet?
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="mystyle.css">

Where in an HTML document is the correct place to refer to an external style sheet?
In the section
At the end of the document
In the  section
Which HTML tag is used to define an internal style sheet?


Transforms a method into a separate class, so that the parameters and receiver (i.e. self) become instance variables.
This allows you to later convert some of the local variables into instance variables, and split the method into several methods within the same class.
Also known as: "Replace Function with Command"


- Select a data model (that should act as input data model) and a project (that should act as reference project, i.e., where the
mappings and the output data model are taken from) and apply "Copy Mappings" or "Migrate Mappings"
- note: the mapping inputs of the mappings (of the reference project) must be contained in the schema of the selected (input) data model
for "Copy Mappings"
- note: the mapping inputs of the mappings (of the reference project) must be contained somehow similar in the schema of the selected
(input) data model "Copy Mappings"
- note: the input data model is optional for "Copy Mappings"
- both actions should result in a new project with copied or migrated mappings
- please also have a look at the documentation for further details about these
actions


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