Modules | Tealium for iOS (Swift) version 1.x

The Tealium Swift library is designed around a modular architecture. Modules are automatically instantiated if they are present, and retrieve their configuration from the TealiumConfig instance.

All modules have a dependency on TealiumCore. This means installing any of the optional modules installs TealiumCore.

Module List

The modules are listed below in priority order (the internal order in which auto-instantiation takes place).

Module Name	Module ID	Description	Supported Platforms
AppData	`appdata`	Adds `app_uuid` to track data	iOS, macOS, tvOS, watchOS
Attribution	`attribution`	Adds IDFA to track data	iOS
AutoTracking	`autotracking`	Prepares & sends dispatches for most UI, including `viewDidAppear` events	iOS, tvOS
Collect	`collect`	Packages and delivers track call to Tealium Collect or other custom URL endpoint	iOS, macOS, tvOS, watchOS
ConsentManager	`consentmanager`	Aids GDPR/privacy compliance	iOS, macOS, tvOS, watchOS
Connectivity	connectivity	Adds ability to flag track messages for delayed delivery due to connectivity loss	iOS, macOS, tvOS, watchOS
CrashReporter	`crashreporter`	Automatically tracks crashes in your app. Once the module is enabled and the accompanying frameworks are installed, a crash event is triggered if a crash occurs in your app.	iOS
DataSource	`datasource`	Adds an additional config init option for datasource IDs. Included in Core with Swift 1.8.0+.	iOS, macOS, tvOS, watchOS
DefaultStorage	`defaultstorage`	Adds general persistence capability for any module (backed by UserDefaults). Included in Core with Swift 1.8.0+.	iOS, tvOS, watchOS, macOS
Delegate	`delegate`	Adds multicast delegates to monitor or suppress track dispatches	iOS, macOS, tvOS, watchOS
DeviceData	`devicedata`	Add as additional device info to all track data	iOS, macOS, tvOS, watchOS
DispatchQueue	`dispatchqueue`	Adds persistent storage for queued dispatches and manages Event Batching, if enabled	iOS, macOS, tvOS, watchOS
FileStorage	`filestorage`	Adds general persistence capability for any module - replaces the Defaults Storage module (backed by `NSKeyedArchiver`). Included in Core with Swift 1.8.0+.	iOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS
Lifecycle	`lifecycle`	Tracks launches, wakes, sleeps, and crash instances (Auto or manually)	iOS, tvOS, watchOS
Location	`location`	Provides device location data for your events, and the ability to add geofences around points of interest	iOS, Mac Catalyst, macOS, tvOS, watchOS
Logger	`logger`	Debug logging	iOS, macOS, tvOS, watchOs
PersistentData	`persistentdata`	Adds ability to add persistent data to all track data	iOS, macOS, tvOS, watchOS
RemoteCommands	`remotecommands`	Permits configurable remote code block execution via `URLScheme`, `UIWebView`, or `TagManagement`	iOS
TagManagement	`tagmanagement`	`UIWebview` based dispatch service that permits library to run TIQ/`utag.js`	iOS
Visitor Service	`visitorservice`	Retrieves the updated visitor profile from the visitor service	iOS, macOS, tvOS, watchOS
Volatile Data	`volatiledata`	Adds ability to add session persistent data to all track data (clears upon app termination/close)	iOS, macOS, tvOS, watchOS

Recommended Modules

The following sections lists the recommended modules.

Base Implementation

This is the recommended list of modules for a base implementation.

Core
Attribution
AppData
Connectivity
Delegate
DeviceData
DispatchQueue
Lifecycle
Logger
PersistentData
VolatileData

Tag Management

In addition to the base modules, these modules are needed for a tag management installation.

Consent Manager
RemoteCommands
TagManagement

Tealium EventStream/AudienceStream

In addition to the base modules, these modules are needed for an EventStream/ AudienceStream installation.

Collect
Consent Manager

Install Modules

Install the modules with CocoaPods or Carthage.

CocoaPods

See Install with CocoaPods for instructions on including/excluding specific modules.

Carthage

When you install with Carthage, you must explicitly import the modules you require. You may import all modules if you prefer, and use the module list, as described earlier, but your app is lighter if you only import the modules you need. See Install with Carthage for instructions on including/excluding specific modules.

Disable Modules

Prior to version 1.6.5 of the Tealium Swift SDK, the only way to disable unneeded modules if you were using CocoaPods or Carthage was via the TealiumConfig object, by setting an array of enabled/disabled modules (whitelist/blacklist). In this scenario, all the code was still compiled into your final app bundle, but any disabled modules were deactivated.

This method is still supported, but we recommend migrating to one of the other methods below to take advantage of the performance gains associated with compiling less code into your app bundle. Safely leave the module list enabled on the TealiumConfig object, and simultaneously remove unneeded modules. In the case where you attempt to enable a module, but the code is not present in your app bundle, it does not cause any undesired consequences, and simply has no effect.

The following example blacklists the auto-tracking module:

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