SwiftUI support

The Swizzling technique used for tracking events in UIKit components does not work for SwiftUI components. As a result, the PAPulse SDK is unable to automatically track click and page_load/page_view events in SwiftUI in the same manner as it does for UIKit.

To address this limitation, the PAPulse SDK offers a SwiftUI native API based on view methods logClick() and logView(). These methods can be used as a substitute for the automatic events, allowing you to manually track click and page_load/page_view events in SwiftUI components.

The modifiers ship in the separate PAPulseSwiftUI SPM product, so import it explicitly:

import SwiftUI
import PAPulseSwiftUI

struct ContentView: View {
    var body: some View {
        VStack {
            Button("Submit") {
                print("do work")
            }
            .logClick(trackingName: "button-submit")

            Text("Price")
                .logClick(trackingName: "label-price")
        }
        .logView(trackingName: "test-open")
    }
}

API

func logView(
    trackingName: String,
    title: String? = nil,
    additionalProperties: [String: Any]? = nil,
    additionalIDs: [String: Any]? = nil
) -> some View

func logClick(
    trackingName: String,
    title: String? = nil,
    additionalProperties: [String: Any]? = nil,
    additionalIDs: [String: Any]? = nil
) -> some View

• trackingName — view class name or other identifier; reported as the element name.
• title — title of the view (controller).
• additionalProperties / additionalIDs — key-value pairs included in the resulting event's data.additionalProperties / data.additionalIDs fields.

logView logs page_load on the first appearance and page_view on every appearance.