TealiumConfig

Class: TealiumConfig

The following summarizes the commonly used methods and properties of the iOS (Swift) TealiumConfig class.

addDelegate()

Adds a new delegate conforming to the TealiumDelegate protocol.

addDelegate(delegate)

The following example assumes the current module has implemented the TealiumDelegate protocol:

config.addDelegate(self)

addRemoteCommand()

Adds remote commands for later execution.

addRemoteCommand(command)

The following example, placed prior to Tealium initialization, shows how add remote commands:

#if os(iOS)
let remoteCommand = TealiumRemoteCommand(commandId: "test",
        description: "test") { response in
			print("Remote Command 'test' executed")
}
config.addRemoteCommand(remoteCommand)
#endif

batchingBypassKeys

Sets a list of event names for which batching is bypassed (sent as individual events).

config.batchingBypassKeys = ["home_screen"]

batchingEnabled

Enables (true) or disables (false) event batching. Disabled by default.

config.batchingEnabled = true

batchSize

Sets the amount of events to combine into a single batch request. Maximum is 10.

config.batchSize = 8

collectOverrideProfile

Overrides the Tealium Collect profile to send data to a different Tealium profile.

config.collectOverrideProfile = "main"

collectOverrideURL

Overrides the Tealium Collect URL to send data to a different endpoint.

config.collectOverrideURL = url

The default URL is:

https://collect.tealiumiq.com/event/

The default URL with event batching is:

https://collect.tealiumiq.com/bulk-event/

The method is typically used to set a custom hostname, or to set a specific region hostname. The following example sets the Tealium Collect base URL to stay within the EU Central region:

let url = "https://collect-eu-central-1.tealiumiq.com/event/"
config.collectOverrideURL = url

connectivityRefreshEnabled

If enabled (default), the connectivity module checks for a connection at a specified interval (controlled via setConnectivityRefreshInterval). Queued dispatches are then sent as soon as a connection is resumed.

config.connectivityRefreshEnabled = true

connectivityRefreshInterval

Sets the default connectivity refresh interval in seconds. Default is 30 seconds if not set on the TealiumConfig instance.

config.connectivityRefreshInterval = 30

consentLoggingEnabled

Enables the Consent Logging feature, which sends all consent status changes to Tealium Customer Data Hub for auditing purposes.

config.consentLoggingEnabled = true

delegates

Returns an array of the enabled delegates.

The following example shows how to get an array of enabled delegates:

let delegates = config.delegates

dispatchAfter

Number of events after which to automatically flush the queue.

config.dispatchAfter = 20

dispatchExpiration

Sets the dispatch expiration in days. If the device is offline for an extended period. Older events are deleted.

config.dispatchExpiration = 5

dispatchQueueLimit

Sets the maximum number of events to store in the event queue. If this number is reached, and the queue has not been flushed, the oldest events are deleted.

config.dispatchQueueLimit = 50

enableRemoteHTTPCommand()

Enables the built-in remote HTTP command (see Swift Module: RemoteCommands).

enableRemoteHTTPCommand()

existingVisitorId

Sets the existing visitor ID, used as the first party ID in the app extension |

config.existingVisitorId = id

geofenceFileName

Sets the name of a local geofences file asset. Do not include the file extension.

config.geofenceFileName = <String>

geofenceUrl

Sets the URL of a hosted geofences file.

config.geofenceUrl = <String (url)>

initialUserConsentCategories

Sets the user’s initial consent categories when the library starts up for the first time. If there are saved preferences, these override any preferences passed in the config object. Sets the consent status to .consented.

config.initialUserConsentCategories = [.cdp, .analytics]

initialUserConsentStatus

Sets the initial user consent status. This happens for the user when the library starts up for the first time. If there are saved preferences, these override any preferences passed in the config object.

Sets the list of consented categories to include ALL available consent categories, if the status is .consented. Does not allow categories to be set selectively.

Use this method to ignore all tracked events prior to consent, overriding the default behavior of queueing events prior to consent being granted. Add the following line to the config object:

config.initialUserConsentStatus = .notConsented

The following define the different types of Tealium consent statuses from the TealiumConsentStatus enum.

.unknown
The unknown status is the default setting for the Consent Manager. In this state, the Consent Manager queues events locally until an affirmative consented/notConsented status is provided.

.consented
The consented status is set when the user has consented to tracking. In this state, the Consent Manager allow all tracking calls to continue as normal.

.notConsented
The notConsented status is set when the user has declined tracking. In this state, the Consent Manager drops all tracking calls and halt further processing by the SDK.

logLevel

Sets a new log level (see Swift Module: Logger).

The following example shows how to set the log level to errors:

let newLogLevel = TealiumLogLevel.errors
config.logLevel = newLogLevel

memoryReportingEnabled

Enables or disables memory reporting in the DeviceData module (default: disabled).

config.memoryReportingEnabled = true

modulesList

Set a net modules list (see Modules List).

The following example shows how to blacklist the autotracking module:

let modulesList = TealiumModulesList(isWhitelist: false, moduleNames: ["autotracking"])
config.modulesList = list

The TealiumModulesList struct has the following parameters:

overrideConsentPolicy

Overrides the default consent policy parameter (default: "gdpr").

let policy = "ccpa"
config.overrideConsentPolicy = policy

remoteAPIEnabled

Enables (true) or disables (false) remote_api event. Required for RemoteCommands module if DispatchQueue module in use. Default false.

config.remoteAPIEnabled = true

remoteCommands

Returns an array of all registered remote commands.

The following example shows how to get an array of all registered remote commands:

let remoteCommands = config.remoteCommands

remoteHTTPCommandDisabled

Disables the built-in remote HTTP command (see Swift Module: RemoteCommands).

config.remoteHTTPCommandDisabled = true

rootView

Sets the current UIView for WKWebView to be attached to. Only required if you have a complex view hierarchy, such as with a push notification, where auto-detection may fail.

let view = self.view
config.rootView = view

searchAdsEnabled

Enables or disables memory reporting in the DeviceData module (default: disabled). |

config.searchAdsEnabled = true

shouldAddCookieObserver

If set to true (default), this method determines if a cookie observer should be added in order to successfully migrate all cookies. If set to false, if multiple cookie observers are present then only one of them is called, which may cause some cookies to not migrate.

config.shouldAddCookieObserver = false

The shouldAddCookieObserver property allows you to use your own cookie observer during cookie synchronization, which requires a cookie observer to retrieve cookies on the main thread after setting them. This issue is caused by bugs in WKWebView, which prevents your own observer from being called.

shouldUseRemotePublishSettings

Sets the Mobile Publish Settings (version 1.9.0+) to enabled (default) or disabled.

config.shouldUseRemotePublishSettings = false

In version 1.9.0+, Mobile Publish Settings are enabled by default, and must be disabled if you don’t wish to use them. Configure the Mobile Publish Settings in iQ Tag Management, or disable it using config.shouldUseRemotePublishSettings = false in the Swift installation. Failure to do causes initialization failures and prevent tracking.

tagManagementOverrideURL

Overrides the default URL used by the Tag Management module. This is needed if you are self-hosting your Tealium JavaScript files.

The following example shows how to override the default URL used by the Tag Management module.

let url = "https://tags.mycdn.com/utag/myaccount/myprofile/myenv/mobile.html"
config.tagManagementOverrideURL =  url

TealiumConfig()

Constructor for a TealiumConfig object. This object is required to initialize the library for your specific account.

TealiumConfig(account:String, profile:String, environment:String, optionalData:Dictionary, dataSource:String)

updateDistance

Sets the distance interval (meters) in which location updates are received.

Only use this method if useHighAccuracy is set to true.

config.updateDistance = <Double>

Usage example:

func start() {
      let config = TealiumConfig(account: "ACCOUNT",
                                 profile: "NAME",
                                 environment: "ENVIRONMENT",
                                 datasource: "DATASOURCE",
                                 optionalData: nil)
      // Tealium Location module config methods
      config.useHighAccuracy = true
      config.updateDistance = 150.0
  }

useHighAccuracy

Sets the location precision to low accuracy (default) or high accuracy.

The property is disabled (false) by default, which sets the location precision to low accuracy. If the location enabled device moves 500 meters or more, then this is considered a significant location changes causing a location update. Location updates typically take longer than five minutes with this setting.

Learn more about Apple’s significant-change location service.

If enabled (true), the property sets the location of data precision to the highest possible accuracy. The initial event is delivered as quickly as possible and then continues to determine the location and delivers additional events, as necessary, when that data is available.

Learn more about Apple’s accuracy of location data.

Using high accuracy results in greater battery consumption for your device than low accuracy, due to more frequent location updates.

config.useHighAccuracy = <Bool>

Usage example:

func start() {
      let config = TealiumConfig(account: "ACCOUNT",
                                 profile: "NAME",
                                 environment: "ENVIRONMENT",
                                 datasource: "DATASOURCE",
                                 optionalData: nil)
      // Tealium Location module config methods
      config.useHighAccuracy = true
      config.updateDistance = 150.0
  }