Analytics (iOS)
Event callbacks
Video playback event callbacks
To receive video playback events, conform to the FireworkVideoPlaybackDelegate protocol, see file FireworkVideoPlaybackDelegate.swift. You could assign FireworkVideoPlaybackDelegate delegate as follows:
FireworkVideoSDK.eventTracking.videoPlaybackDelegate = // Object to receive video playback eventsList of video playback events:
/// Called when a video appears on the screen but the video playback has not started
/// - Parameter videoPlayback: The details of the video playback
func fireworkVideoDidRecordImpression(_ videoPlayback: VideoPlaybackDetails)
/// Called when a video has paused playback
/// - Parameter videoPlayback: The details of the video playback
func fireworkVideoDidPause(_ videoPlayback: VideoPlaybackDetails)
/// Called when a video has resumed playback
/// - Parameter videoPlayback: The details of the video playback
func fireworkVideoDidResume(_ videoPlayback: VideoPlaybackDetails)
/// Called when a video has started playing
/// - Parameter videoPlayback: The details of the video playback
func fireworkVideoDidStartPlaying(_ videoPlayback: VideoPlaybackDetails)
/// Called when the first quarter of the video has been played
/// - Parameter videoPlayback: The details of the video playback
func fireworkVideoReachedFirstQuartile(_ videoPlayback: VideoPlaybackDetails)
/// Called when the first half of the video has been played
/// - Parameter videoPlayback: The details of the video playback
func fireworkVideoReachedMidPoint(_ videoPlayback: VideoPlaybackDetails)
/// Called when the third quarter of the video has been played
/// - Parameter videoPlayback: The details of the video playback
func fireworkVideoReachedThirdQuartile(_ videoPlayback: VideoPlaybackDetails)
/// Called when the video reaches end of playback.
/// - Parameter videoPlayback: The details of the video playback
func fireworkVideoDidFinishPlaying(_ videoPlayback: VideoPlaybackDetails)
/// Called when the user has tapped on the CTA button that appeared during the video playback
func fireworkVideoDidTapCTAButton(_ videoPlayback: VideoPlaybackDetails)
/// Called when the user has tapped on the share button that appeared during the video playback
func fireworkVideoDidTapShareButton(_ videoPlayback: VideoPlaybackDetails)
/// Called when an ad video has started playing
/// - Parameter videoPlayback: The details of the video playback
func fireworkVideoDidStartPlayingAd(_ videoPlayback: VideoPlaybackDetails)
/// Called when the ad video reaches end of playback.
/// - Parameter videoPlayback: The details of the video playback
func fireworkVideoDidFinishPlayingAd(_ videoPlayback: VideoPlaybackDetails)
/// Called when the video is muted.
/// - Parameter videoPlayback: The details of the video playback
func fireworkVideoDidMute(_ videoPlayback: VideoPlaybackDetails)
/// Called when the video is unmuted.
/// - Parameter videoPlayback: The details of the video playback
func fireworkVideoDidUnmute(_ videoPlayback: VideoPlaybackDetails)
/// Called when the user closes or skips to the other video manually.
/// - Parameter videoPlayback: The details of the video playback
func fireworkVideoDidClose(_ videoPlayback: VideoPlaybackDetails)
/// Called when the video is automatically paused.
/// - Parameter videoPlayback: The details of the video playback
func fireworkVideoDidAutomaticallyPause(_ videoPlayback: VideoPlaybackDetails)
/// Called when the video is automatically resumed.
/// - Parameter videoPlayback: The details of the video playback
func fireworkVideoDidAutomaticallyResume(_ videoPlayback: VideoPlaybackDetails)Feed event callbacks
To receive feed related events, conform to the FireworkVideoFeedDelegate protocol, see file FireworkVideoFeedDelegate.swift. You could assign FireworkVideoFeedDelegate delegate as follows:
List of feed events:
Live stream event callbacks
Live stream events can be observed by assigning a receiver as the FireworkLiveStreamEventDelegate. This will provide different methods that will be invoked at the time of each event. You could assign FireworkLiveStreamEventDelegate as follows:
List of live stream events:
Data Tracking Level
The SDK provides a way to specify the level of data tracking that should be performed. The default value is .all. To change the data tracking level, use the following API:
External ad tracking configuration
We always report external ad tracking by default. You can disable it by the following codes:
Identifying the component that triggered the event
We can retrieve the feed ID both from our components and from the event payload. Therefore, we can use it to accurately identify which component is triggering the event.
Obtain feed ID from components and cache custom data globally
Get custom data from global cache via feed ID in event payload
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