Event buffering

By default, the Adtrace SDK sends event information as soon as a user triggers an event. If your app tracks many events, you can enable event buffering to store events locally and send them in one batch once per minute.

Set this option on your ADTConfig instance before you call [Adtrace appDidLaunch:] / Adtrace.appDidLaunch(...). See Configuration for how to create the config.

Method signature

- (void)setEventBufferingEnabled:(BOOL)eventBufferingEnabled;

You can also assign the eventBufferingEnabled property directly on ADTConfig.

Parameter	Type	Description
eventBufferingEnabled	BOOL	Set YES / true to enable event buffering. Set NO / false to send events immediately (default).

Enable event buffering

Call setEventBufferingEnabled: on your ADTConfig instance.

Example

Objective-C

[adtraceConfig setEventBufferingEnabled:YES];

Or assign the property:

adtraceConfig.eventBufferingEnabled = YES;

Swift

adtraceConfig?.eventBufferingEnabled = true

Javascript

adtraceConfig.setEventBufferingEnabled(true);

If nothing is set, event buffering is disabled by default.

Related

• Track events
• Configuration
• iOS SDK README (event buffering)