Swift + UIKit with Scenes

If your application is written in Swift and uses UIKit as the entry point to the UI, and uses Scenes, having a SceneDelegate file, follow these steps: ​

1. Open the SceneDelegate file and add the import PulseLabsFlightRecorderSDK statement to the top of the file:

   SceneDelegate.m

   import UIKit
   
   // Insert the import statement:
   import PulseLabsFlightRecorderSDK
   
   class SceneDelegate: UIResponder, UIWindowSceneDelegate {

2. Add the FlightRecorderSDK.start(apiKey: "YOUR_API_KEY") line of code in the sceneDidBecomeActive(_:) delegate method, replacing "YOUR_API_KEY" with your own API key. There are also 2 other parameters that are optionals: - surveyName: if you have designed an in-app survey on the portal, then supply the unique survey name string here, and it will show that instead of the default form - customFontsLib: you can also create an instance of FlightRecorderCustomFontsLib as pass it here. The sdk then will use that font to decorate the in-app survey form with it

   SceneDelegate.m

   func sceneDidBecomeActive(_ scene: UIScene) {
       
       // Insert the FlightRecorderSDK.start statement:
       FlightRecorderSDK.start(apiKey: "YOUR_API_KEY",
                       surveyName: "SURVEY_NAME"?,
                       customFontsLib: FlightRecorderCustomFontsLib?)
   }

The SDK is now installed! Run your app on a real device (the SDK will not work in a simulator) and the introduction screen will appear on the first run. You can then shake or take a screenshot to capture the video content and send a report.

If you have any issues, head to the Troubleshooting section.