analytics-developer
Manages analytics event logging and route tracking for the Anytype iOS platform.
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Activation
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Context-aware routing to the Anytype iOS analytics system. Use when adding analytics events, tracking user routes, or working with AnytypeAnalytics and AnalyticsConstants.Key capabilities
- →Define route enums in AnalyticsConstants.swift
- →Log events using AnytypeAnalytics
- →Track screen routes and navigation context
- →Sanitize optional properties using compactMapValues
How it works
The skill enforces a strict routing system where all analytics events and routes must be defined as typed enums in central constants files before being logged.
Inputs & outputs
When to use analytics-developer
- →Logging new user interaction events
- →Tracking screen routes in the iOS app
- →Updating AnalyticsConstants.swift
- →Implementing screen appearance tracking
About this skill
Analytics Developer (Smart Router)
Purpose
Context-aware routing to the Anytype iOS analytics system. Helps you add analytics events, track user routes, and maintain consistent analytics patterns.
When Auto-Activated
- Working with analytics events or AnytypeAnalytics
- Adding route tracking or event properties
- Modifying
AnalyticsConstants.swiftorAnytypeAnalytics+Events.swift - Keywords: analytics, route tracking, logEvent, AnytypeAnalytics, AnalyticsConstants
🚨 CRITICAL RULES (NEVER VIOLATE)
- ALWAYS define route enums in AnalyticsConstants.swift - Never hardcode route strings
- ALWAYS use existing property keys - Use
AnalyticsEventsPropertiesKey.* - NEVER use string literals for routes - Use typed enums with
.rawValue - ALWAYS use
.compactMapValues { $0 }for optional properties - Removes nil values - ALWAYS track route context - Know how users reached a feature
📋 Quick Workflow
Adding New Analytics Event
- Define route enum (if needed): Add to
AnalyticsConstants.swift - Add event method: Add to
AnytypeAnalytics+Events.swift - Use in code: Call
AnytypeAnalytics.instance().logYourEvent(...)
Adding Route Tracking to Existing Screen
- Define route enum: Add
YourFeatureRoutetoAnalyticsConstants.swift - Update data model: Add
route: YourFeatureRoute?parameter - Pass through hierarchy: Coordinator → View → ViewModel
- Update analytics call: Pass route to existing log method
🎯 Common Patterns
Pattern 1: Screen Analytics (onAppear)
// ViewModel
final class HomeWidgetsViewModel {
let route: HomeWidgetRoute?
func onAppear() {
AnytypeAnalytics.instance().logScreenWidget(route: route)
}
}
// Analytics method (AnytypeAnalytics+Events.swift)
func logScreenWidget(route: HomeWidgetRoute?) {
logEvent("ScreenWidget", withEventProperties: [
AnalyticsEventsPropertiesKey.route: route?.rawValue
].compactMapValues { $0 })
}
// Route enum (AnalyticsConstants.swift)
enum HomeWidgetRoute: String, Hashable, Codable {
case home = "Home"
case space = "Space"
case appLaunch = "AppLaunch"
}
Pattern 2: Button Click Analytics
// ViewModel
func onTapShare() {
AnytypeAnalytics.instance().logClickShare(type: .link, route: .settings)
output?.onShareSelected()
}
// Analytics method
func logClickShare(type: ShareType, route: ShareRoute) {
logEvent("ClickShare", withEventProperties: [
AnalyticsEventsPropertiesKey.type: type.rawValue,
AnalyticsEventsPropertiesKey.route: route.rawValue
])
}
Pattern 3: Multi-Space Events
func logCreateObject(objectType: AnalyticsObjectType, spaceId: String, route: AnalyticsEventsRouteKind) {
logEvent("CreateObject", spaceId: spaceId, withEventProperties: [
AnalyticsEventsPropertiesKey.objectType: objectType.analyticsId,
AnalyticsEventsPropertiesKey.route: route.rawValue
])
}
🗂️ Analytics File Structure
Key Files
- AnalyticsConstants.swift - All route enums, property keys (400+ lines)
- AnytypeAnalytics+Events.swift - All event methods (1,500+ lines)
- Converters/ - Domain type → analytics value converters
Route Enum Location
Always add to AnalyticsConstants.swift, grouped by feature:
// Widget-related routes
enum AnalyticsWidgetRoute: String {
case addWidget = "AddWidget"
case inner = "Inner"
}
enum HomeWidgetRoute: String, Hashable, Codable {
case home = "Home"
case space = "Space"
case appLaunch = "AppLaunch"
}
// Screen navigation routes
enum SettingsSpaceShareRoute: String {
case settings = "Settings"
case navigation = "Navigation"
case chat = "Chat"
}
📈 Route Tracking Implementation
Step-by-Step: Adding Route to Screen
Example: Adding route tracking to ScreenWidget
- Define route enum (AnalyticsConstants.swift):
enum HomeWidgetRoute: String, Hashable, Codable {
case home = "Home" // Home button click
case space = "Space" // Space selection
case appLaunch = "AppLaunch" // App launch
}
- Update data model:
struct HomeWidgetData: Hashable {
let spaceId: String
let route: HomeWidgetRoute? // Add route parameter
}
- Pass through view hierarchy:
// Coordinator
HomeWidgetsView(info: info, output: model, route: data.route)
// View
HomeWidgetsViewModel(info: info, output: output, route: route)
- Update analytics call:
// ViewModel
func onAppear() {
AnytypeAnalytics.instance().logScreenWidget(route: route)
}
// Analytics method
func logScreenWidget(route: HomeWidgetRoute?) {
logEvent("ScreenWidget", withEventProperties: [
AnalyticsEventsPropertiesKey.route: route?.rawValue
].compactMapValues { $0 })
}
- Set route at navigation points:
// Home button
let data = HomeWidgetData(spaceId: spaceId, route: .home)
// Space selection
let data = HomeWidgetData(spaceId: spaceId, route: .space)
// App launch
let data = HomeWidgetData(spaceId: spaceId, route: .appLaunch)
🔧 Common Property Keys
Located in AnalyticsEventsPropertiesKey:
| Key | Usage | Example |
|---|---|---|
route | Navigation context | .home, .navigation, .widget |
type | Primary classification | .image, .video, .file |
objectType | Object type ID | type.analyticsType.analyticsId |
spaceId | Space identifier | document.spaceId |
count | Quantity values | Number of items |
format | Data format | File format, date format |
⚠️ Common Mistakes
❌ Hardcoded Route Strings
// WRONG
AnytypeAnalytics.instance().logScreenWidget(route: "Home")
// CORRECT
AnytypeAnalytics.instance().logScreenWidget(route: .home)
❌ Route Enum in Wrong File
// WRONG - defined in feature file
enum HomeWidgetRoute: String {
case home = "Home"
}
// CORRECT - defined in AnalyticsConstants.swift
❌ Missing compactMapValues
// WRONG - will include nil values as NSNull
[AnalyticsEventsPropertiesKey.route: route?.rawValue]
// CORRECT - removes nil values
[AnalyticsEventsPropertiesKey.route: route?.rawValue].compactMapValues { $0 }
❌ Using String Literals for Property Keys
// WRONG
["route": route.rawValue]
// CORRECT
[AnalyticsEventsPropertiesKey.route: route.rawValue]
🔍 Finding Existing Patterns
# Search for existing events
rg "logEvent.*EventName" Anytype/Sources/Analytics/
# Find route enums
rg "enum.*Route.*String" Anytype/Sources/Analytics/AnalyticsConstants.swift
# Find property usage
rg "AnalyticsEventsPropertiesKey\." Anytype/Sources/Analytics/
# Find screen analytics
rg "func logScreen" Anytype/Sources/Analytics/AnytypeAnalytics+Events.swift
📚 Complete Documentation
Full Guide: Anytype/Sources/PresentationLayer/Common/Analytics/ANALYTICS_PATTERNS.md
For comprehensive coverage of:
- Analytics system architecture
- All analytics patterns (user actions, screen navigation, content creation)
- Route context tracking best practices
- Platform-specific considerations
- Testing analytics events
- Migration patterns for adding parameters
- Complete examples and code snippets
✅ Workflow Checklist
When adding analytics:
- Route enum added to
AnalyticsConstants.swift - Event method added to
AnytypeAnalytics+Events.swift - Used existing property keys (
AnalyticsEventsPropertiesKey.*) - Optional properties use
.compactMapValues { $0 } - Route passed through view hierarchy (if tracking navigation)
- No hardcoded strings for routes or property keys
- Followed existing naming conventions (PascalCase events, camelCase properties)
🔗 Related Skills & Docs
- ios-dev-guidelines →
IOS_DEVELOPMENT_GUIDE.md- MVVM/Coordinator patterns for passing analytics data - code-generation-developer → Understanding the build system
- design-system-developer → Tracking UI interactions
Navigation: This is a smart router. For deep patterns and examples, always refer to ANALYTICS_PATTERNS.md.
When not to use it
- →Hardcoding route strings
- →Using string literals for property keys
Limitations
- →Requires updates to central constants files
- →Strict naming convention adherence required
How it compares
It mandates a type-safe, centralized approach to analytics instead of allowing loose, hardcoded event logging.
Compared to similar skills
analytics-developer side by side with the closest alternatives in the catalog.
| Skill | Installs | Updated | Safety | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| analytics-developer (this skill) | 1 | 6mo | Review | Intermediate |
| instruments-profiling | 3 | 2mo | No flags | Advanced |
| swift-concurrency-expert | 4 | 5mo | No flags | Advanced |
| ios-dev-guidelines | 3 | 6mo | No flags | Beginner |
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