Setup

In your ClientConfig (PROClientConfig) object, set the xrayEnabled and osLogEnabled flags to true (YES). This must be done before service startup. For example, this would occur in AppDelegate.m in the promotedMetricsModule method:

- (PromotedMetricsModule *)promotedMetricsModule {
    PROClientConfig *config = [[PROClientConfig alloc] init];
    // ...
    config.osLogEnabled = YES;
    config.xrayEnabled = YES;
    PROMetricsLoggerService *service =
        [[PROMetricsLoggerService alloc] initWithInitialConfig:config];
    [service startLoggingServices];
    return [[PromotedMetricsModule alloc] initWithMetricsLoggerService:service];
}

OSLog

Logs will be sent to the subsystem ai.promoted with categories MetricsLogger and Xray.

To view these logs in development, when attached to the Snackpass process via Xcode, look in Xcode’s console output and look for the categories above. You can filter the logs to these categories.

To view these logs when not running under Xcode, either on debug or production:

If your iPhone is connected to your Mac, open the Console app and select your iPhone from the sidebar. Then hit Start in the toolbar to begin collecting logs. You can filter the logs to narrow them down.
If your iPhone is not connected to a Mac, capture a sysdiagnose and inspect the logs inside the resulting file.

Xray

You can access the Xray object programmatically at MetricsLoggerService.xray. The relevant properties on Xray are:

Properties	Description
`totalBytesSent`	Total serialized bytes sent across network. This count is an approximation of actual network traffic. Network traffic also include HTTP headers, which are not counted in this size.
`totalRequestsMade`	Total number of requests sent across network.
`totalTimeSpent`	Total time spent in Promoted logging code.
`networkBatches`	Most recent network batches.
`calls`	Flattened logging calls across networkBatches.
`errors`	Flattened errors across networkBatches.

Xray also prints a summary of metrics for the latest batch and cumulative resources used at the end of every network flush.

Set a breakpoint in MetricsLogger.handleFlushResponse() to view the result of metrics logging calls. You can inspect the properties of Xray via the debugger via the xray property of MetricsLogger.

private func handleFlushResponse(data: Data?, error: Error?) {
  osLog?.info("Logging finished")
  if let e = error {
    osLog?.error("flush/sendMessage: %{public}@",
      e.localizedDescription)
    xray?.metricsLoggerBatchResponseDidError(e)
  }
  xray?.metricsLoggerBatchResponseDidComplete()
}

We’ll eventually add more detailed reporting of individual logging calls in Xray, via a separate flag. For now, the debugger is the best way to view this information.