TimelineEntry
@objc
public class TimelineEntry : NSObject, UniquelyIdentifiable
Timeline Entries encapsulate all the lightweight representations of properties related to an action event to be stored in a timeline without any references to the original data. This is to prevent memory usage spiralling out of control while the app is running.
!!! TODO: Remove @objc and change entry to struct when Swift bug SR-6039/SR-55 is fixed.
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The kind of event. We can record both the start and completion of actions
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public enum Kind -
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public let kind: Kind -
An incrementing ID for entries. Supports overflow, so it only unique when combined with the current date/time
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public let sequenceID: UInt -
A unique ID for the entry
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public var uniqueID: String { get } -
Indicates whether or not the action was performed directly by a user, or automatically by code
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public let userInitiated: Bool -
An indication of the source of the action. User initiated actions can come from multiple sources e.g. UI interactions or asking the system to open a URL
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public let source: ActionSource -
The date/time the event occurred
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public let date: Date -
The feature in which the action was invoked
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public let feature: FeatureDefinition.Type -
The session name in which the action was performed
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public let sessionName: String -
The name of the action
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public let actionName: String -
The human-friendly description of the input to the action
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public let inputDescription: String? -
The detailed debug description of the input to the action
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public let inputInfo: [String : Any]? -
The outcome of the action. This is nil unless
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public let outcome: ActionOutcome? -
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public override var description: String { get }
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TimelineEntry Class Reference