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Woopra iOS SDK Documentation

When the app loads, you should load the Woopra Tracker and configure it.

[WTracker sharedInstance].domain = @"mybusiness.com";

You can update your idle timeout (default: 30 seconds) by updating the timeout property in your WTracker instance:

[WTracker sharedInstance].idleTimeout = 60;

If you want to keep the user online on Woopra even if they don't commit any event between the last event and the idleTimeout, you can enable auto pings.

// Ping is disabled by default
[WTracker sharedInstance].pingEnabled = true;

To add custom visitor properties, you should edit the visitor object.

[[WTracker sharedInstance].visitor addProperty:@"name" value:@"John Smith"]
[[WTracker sharedInstance].visitor addProperty:@"email" value:@"john@smith.com"]

Your custom visitor data will not be pushed until you send your first custom event. On website, the default event is a pageview. In mobile apps, we recommend that developers use the event appview when switching between Windows and Views.

To add send an appview event:

// create event "appview"
WEvent* event = [WEvent eventWithName:@"appview"];
// add property "view" with value "login-view"
[event addProperty:@"view": value:@"login-view"];
// track event
[[WTracker sharedInstance] trackEvent:event];

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