Classes

Trckr Internal logging facility.

To enable Trckr logs, call Log.start().

By default, Trckr logs to the console and to a file. This can be disabled with enableConsoleLog and enableFileLog respectively. The current log file can be accessed with logFileName.

Log files are capped at 1MB and are rotated. When a log file is rotated, it is renamed and saved as archive. You can get the archived log file path via didRotateLogFile closure.

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public class Log : NSObject

A client for monitoring beacon regions.

Beacons are small devices that advertize their location by emitting a BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) signal in 2.4Ghz frequency range. Beacons can be attached to stationary or moving objects which can then be detected and identified by Trckr.

The Beacon class provides methods for adding and removing beacon regions.

You add a new beacon region with Beacon.addBeacon(proximityUUID:notify:identifier:). When that region is crossed - either exiting or entering that region - Beacon client will call TrckrDelegate.didCross(region:type:withinSchedule:) method.

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public class Beacon : NSObject

A client for monitoring circular (geographic) regions.

A geographical region is an area defined by a circle of a specified radius around a known point on the Earth’s surface.

Geofence class is used internally by Trckr for monitoring when the user resumes movement. While the user is moving, Trckr receives continuous location updates from CoreLocation. When the user stops moving, a geofence region is added with Geofence.RegionId as its identifier and an .Exit trigger. When the user exists the geofenced region, continuous location updates are resumed.

In iOS, regions associated with your app are tracked at all times, including when the app isn’t running, and are very power efficient since the hardware required to monitor them is already used by other services - WiFi and Cellular signal. Monitoring geofence regions allows Trckr to track the user’s location even when your app isn’t running.

You should not use Geofence class directly.

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public class Geofence : NSObject

Provides location tracking using a combination of:

• Continuous location updates (while the user is moving)
• Significant location changes (to sustain background operation)
• Region monitoring, using Geofence (when the user is stationary)
• Beacon region monitoring (e.g. detecting vehicle used)

Usage:

    // start tracking
    Trckr.sharedInstance.trackingEnabled = true

    // stop tracking
    Trckr.sharedInstance.trackingEnabled = false

When using Trckr, you must add the following entries to your app’s info.plist:

• NSMotionUsageDescription
• NSLocationAlwaysAndWhenInUseUsageDescription
• NSLocationAlwaysUsageDescription
• NSLocationWhenInUseUsageDescription
• UIBackgroundModes: location

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public class Trckr : NSObject, CLLocationManagerDelegate