Swift

Installing Airbrake in a Swift application

Features#

• Captures unhandled exceptions and several unix signals
• Reject exceptions from earlier app versions
• Separate exceptions based on application environment
• Attach custom environment variables
• Supports custom exception logging

Running the notifier in Swift as framework#

First you will want to add Airbrake-iOS to the podfile:

use_frameworks!
pod 'Airbrake-iOS'

Next add import Airbrake_iOS in your app delegate (if you run into issue with build, please refer to issue #58)

Finally, set up the ABNotifer in your app delegate at the beginning of your

func application(application: UIApplication!, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: NSDictionary!) -> Bool { block.

You can find your PROJECT ID and PROJECT API KEY from your project’s settings:

ABNotifier.startNotifierWithAPIKey(
  "<Your PROJECT API KEY>",
  projectID: "<Your PROJECT ID>",
  environmentName: ABNotifierAutomaticEnvironment,
  useSSL: true
);

And you’re good to go.

If you prefer, we also have instructions on running the notifier in Swift as static library and installing directly from source code

Going further#

Please visit the official GitHub repo for more information on signals, symbolication, rejecting errors from earlier app versions, attaching custom environment variables and more.