metrickit-diagnostics

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MetricKit Diagnostics
Collect aggregated performance metrics and crash diagnostics from production
devices using MetricKit. The framework delivers daily metric payloads (CPU,
memory, launch time, hang rate, animation hitches, network usage) and
immediate diagnostic payloads (crashes, hangs, disk-write exceptions) with
full call-stack trees for triage.
Contents
Subscriber Setup
Receiving Metric Payloads
Receiving Diagnostic Payloads
Key Metrics
Call Stack Trees
Custom Signpost Metrics
Exporting and Uploading Payloads
Extended Launch Measurement
Xcode Organizer Integration
Common Mistakes
Review Checklist
References
Subscriber Setup
Register a subscriber as early as possible — ideally in
application(_:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:)
or
App.init
. MetricKit
starts accumulating reports after the first access to
MXMetricManager.shared
.
import
MetricKit
final
class
MetricsSubscriber
:
NSObject
,
MXMetricManagerSubscriber
{
static
let
shared
=
MetricsSubscriber
(
)
func
subscribe
(
)
{
MXMetricManager
.
shared
.
add
(
self
)
}
func
unsubscribe
(
)
{
MXMetricManager
.
shared
.
remove
(
self
)
}
func
didReceive
(
_
payloads
:
[
MXMetricPayload
]
)
{
// Handle daily metrics
}
func
didReceive
(
_
payloads
:
[
MXDiagnosticPayload
]
)
{
// Handle diagnostics (crashes, hangs, disk writes)
}
}
UIKit Registration
func
application
(
_
application
:
UIApplication
,
didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions
:
[
UIApplication
.
LaunchOptionsKey
:
Any
]
?
)
->
Bool
{
MetricsSubscriber
.
shared
.
subscribe
(
)
return
true
}
SwiftUI Registration
@main
struct
MyApp
:
App
{
init
(
)
{
MetricsSubscriber
.
shared
.
subscribe
(
)
}
var
body
:
some
Scene
{
WindowGroup
{
ContentView
(
)
}
}
}
Receiving Metric Payloads
MXMetricPayload
arrives approximately once per 24 hours containing
aggregated metrics. The array may contain multiple payloads if prior
deliveries were missed.
func
didReceive
(
_
payloads
:
[
MXMetricPayload
]
)
{
for
payload
in
payloads
{
let
begin
=
payload
.
timeStampBegin
let
end
=
payload
.
timeStampEnd
let
version
=
payload
.
latestApplicationVersion
// Persist raw JSON before processing
let
jsonData
=
payload
.
jsonRepresentation
(
)
persistPayload
(
jsonData
,
from
:
begin
,
to
:
end
)
processMetrics
(
payload
)
}
}
Availability
:
MXMetricPayload
— iOS 13.0+, macOS 10.15+, visionOS 1.0+
Receiving Diagnostic Payloads
MXDiagnosticPayload
delivers crash, hang, CPU exception, disk-write, and
app-launch diagnostics. On iOS 15+ and macOS 12+, diagnostics arrive
immediately rather than bundled with the daily report.
func
didReceive
(
_
payloads
:
[
MXDiagnosticPayload
]
)
{
for
payload
in
payloads
{
let
jsonData
=
payload
.
jsonRepresentation
(
)
persistPayload
(
jsonData
)
if
let
crashes
=
payload
.
crashDiagnostics
{
for
crash
in
crashes
{
handleCrash
(
crash
)
}
}
if
let
hangs
=
payload
.
hangDiagnostics
{
for
hang
in
hangs
{
handleHang
(
hang
)
}
}
if
let
diskWrites
=
payload
.
diskWriteExceptionDiagnostics
{
for
diskWrite
in
diskWrites
{
handleDiskWrite
(
diskWrite
)
}
}
if
let
cpuExceptions
=
payload
.
cpuExceptionDiagnostics
{
for
cpuException
in
cpuExceptions
{
handleCPUException
(
cpuException
)
}
}
if
let
launchDiags
=
payload
.
appLaunchDiagnostics
{
for
launchDiag
in
launchDiags
{
handleSlowLaunch
(
launchDiag
)
}
}
}
}
Availability
:
MXDiagnosticPayload
— iOS 14.0+, macOS 12.0+, visionOS 1.0+
Key Metrics
Launch Time — MXAppLaunchMetric
if
let
launch
=
payload
.
applicationLaunchMetrics
{
let
firstDraw
=
launch
.
histogrammedTimeToFirstDraw
let
optimized
=
launch
.
histogrammedOptimizedTimeToFirstDraw
let
resume
=
launch
.
histogrammedApplicationResumeTime
let
extended
=
launch
.
histogrammedExtendedLaunch
}
Run Time — MXAppRunTimeMetric
if
let
runTime
=
payload
.
applicationTimeMetrics
{
let
fg
=
runTime
.
cumulativeForegroundTime
// Measurement
let
bg
=
runTime
.
cumulativeBackgroundTime
let
bgAudio
=
runTime
.
cumulativeBackgroundAudioTime
let
bgLocation
=
runTime
.
cumulativeBackgroundLocationTime
}
CPU, Memory, and Responsiveness
if
let
cpu
=
payload
.
cpuMetrics
{
let
cpuTime
=
cpu
.
cumulativeCPUTime
// Measurement
}
if
let
memory
=
payload
.
memoryMetrics
{
let
peakMemory
=
memory
.
peakMemoryUsage
// Measurement
}
if
let
responsiveness
=
payload
.
applicationResponsivenessMetrics
{
let
hangTime
=
responsiveness
.
histogrammedApplicationHangTime
}
if
let
animation
=
payload
.
animationMetrics
{
let
scrollHitchRate
=
animation
.
scrollHitchTimeRatio
// Measurement
}
Network and Cellular
if
let
network
=
payload
.
networkTransferMetrics
{
let
wifiUp
=
network
.
cumulativeWifiUpload
// Measurement
let
wifiDown
=
network
.
cumulativeWifiDownload
let
cellUp
=
network
.
cumulativeCellularUpload
let
cellDown
=
network
.
cumulativeCellularDownload
}
App Exit Metrics
if
let
exits
=
payload
.
applicationExitMetrics
{
let
fg
=
exits
.
foregroundExitData
let
bg
=
exits
.
backgroundExitData
// Inspect normal, abnormal, watchdog, memory, etc.
}
Call Stack Trees
MXCallStackTree
is attached to each diagnostic (crash, hang, CPU exception,
disk write, app launch). Use
jsonRepresentation()
to extract and symbolicate.
func
handleCrash
(
_
crash
:
MXCrashDiagnostic
)
{
let
tree
=
crash
.
callStackTree
let
treeJSON
=
tree
.
jsonRepresentation
(
)
let
exceptionType
=
crash
.
exceptionType
let
signal
=
crash
.
signal
let
reason
=
crash
.
terminationReason
uploadDiagnostic
(
type
:
"crash"
,
exceptionType
:
exceptionType
,
signal
:
signal
,
reason
:
reason
,
callStack
:
treeJSON
)
}
func
handleHang
(
_
hang
:
MXHangDiagnostic
)
{
let
tree
=
hang
.
callStackTree
let
duration
=
hang
.
hangDuration
// Measurement
uploadDiagnostic
(
type
:
"hang"
,
duration
:
duration
,
callStack
:
tree
.
jsonRepresentation
(
)
)
}
The JSON structure contains an array of call stack frames with binary name,
offset, and address. Symbolicate using
atos
or upload dSYMs to your
analytics service.
Availability
:
MXCallStackTree
— iOS 14.0+, macOS 12.0+, visionOS 1.0+
Custom Signpost Metrics
Use
mxSignpost
with a MetricKit log handle to capture custom performance
intervals. These appear in the daily
MXMetricPayload
under
signpostMetrics
.
Creating a Log Handle
let
metricLog
=
MXMetricManager
.
makeLogHandle
(
category
:
"Networking"
)
Emitting Signposts
import
os
func
fetchData
(
)
async
throws
->
Data
{
let
signpostID
=
MXSignpostIntervalData
.
makeSignpostID
(
log
:
metricLog
)
mxSignpost
(
.
begin
,
log
:
metricLog
,
name
:
"DataFetch"
,
signpostID
:
signpostID
)
let
data
=
try
await
URLSession
.
shared
.
data
(
from
:
url
)
.
0
mxSignpost
(
.
end
,
log
:
metricLog
,
name
:
"DataFetch"
,
signpostID
:
signpostID
)
return
data
}
Reading Custom Metrics from Payload
if
let
signposts
=
payload
.
signpostMetrics
{
for
metric
in
signposts
{
let
name
=
metric
.
signpostName
// "DataFetch"
let
category
=
metric
.
signpostCategory
// "Networking"
let
count
=
metric
.
totalCount
if
let
intervalData
=
metric
.
signpostIntervalData
{
let
avgMemory
=
intervalData
.
averageMemory
let
cumulativeCPUTime
=
intervalData
.
cumulativeCPUTime
}
}
}
The system limits the number of custom signpost metrics per log to reduce
on-device overhead. Reserve custom metrics for critical code paths.
Exporting and Uploading Payloads
Both payload types conform to
NSSecureCoding
and provide
jsonRepresentation()
for easy serialization.
func
persistPayload
(
_
jsonData
:
Data
,
from
:
Date
?
=
nil
,
to
:
Date
?
=
nil
)
{
let
fileName
=
"metrics_
\
(
ISO8601DateFormatter
(
)
.
string
(
from
:
Date
(
)
)
)
.
json"
let
url
=
FileManager
.
default
.
temporaryDirectory
.
appending
(
path
:
fileName
)
try
?
jsonData
.
write
(
to
:
url
)
}
func
uploadPayloads
(
_
jsonData
:
Data
)
{
Task
.
detached
(
priority
:
.
utility
)
{
var
request
=
URLRequest
(
url
:
URL
(
string
:
"https://api.example.com/metrics"
)
!
)
request
.
httpMethod
=
"POST"
request
.
setValue
(
"application/json"
,
forHTTPHeaderField
:
"Content-Type"
)
request
.
httpBody
=
jsonData
_
=
try
?
await
URLSession
.
shared
.
data
(
for
:
request
)
}
}
Retrieving Past Payloads
If the subscriber was not registered when payloads arrived, retrieve them
using
pastPayloads
and
pastDiagnosticPayloads
. These return reports
generated since the last allocation of the shared manager.
let
pastMetrics
=
MXMetricManager
.
shared
.
pastPayloads
let
pastDiags
=
MXMetricManager
.
shared
.
pastDiagnosticPayloads
Extended Launch Measurement
Track post-first-draw setup work (loading databases, restoring state) as
part of the launch metric using extended launch measurement.
let
taskID
=
MXLaunchTaskID
(
"com.example.app.loadDatabase"
)
MXMetricManager
.
shared
.
extendLaunchMeasurement
(
forTaskID
:
taskID
)
// Perform extended launch work...
await
database
.
load
(
)
MXMetricManager
.
shared
.
finishExtendedLaunchMeasurement
(
forTaskID
:
taskID
)
Extended launch times appear under
histogrammedExtendedLaunch
in
MXAppLaunchMetric
.
Xcode Organizer Integration
Xcode Organizer shows the same MetricKit data aggregated across all users
who have opted in to share diagnostics. Use Organizer for trend analysis:
Metrics tab
Battery, performance, and disk-write metrics over time
Regressions tab
Automatic detection of metric regressions per version
Crashes tab
Crash logs with symbolicated stack traces MetricKit on-device collection complements Organizer by letting you route raw data to your own backend for custom dashboards, alerting, and filtering by user cohort. Common Mistakes DON'T: Subscribe to MXMetricManager too late The system may deliver pending payloads shortly after launch. Subscribing late (e.g., in a view controller) risks missing them entirely. // WRONG — subscribing in a view controller override func viewDidLoad ( ) { super . viewDidLoad ( ) MXMetricManager . shared . add ( self ) } // CORRECT — subscribe in application(:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:) func application ( _ application : UIApplication , didFinishLaunchingWithOptions opts : [ UIApplication . LaunchOptionsKey : Any ] ? ) -> Bool { MXMetricManager . shared . add ( metricsSubscriber ) return true } DON'T: Ignore MXDiagnosticPayload Only handling MXMetricPayload means you miss crash, hang, and disk-write diagnostics — the most actionable data MetricKit provides. // WRONG — only implementing metric callback func didReceive ( _ payloads : [ MXMetricPayload ] ) { / ... / } // CORRECT — implement both callbacks func didReceive ( _ payloads : [ MXMetricPayload ] ) { / ... / } func didReceive ( _ payloads : [ MXDiagnosticPayload ] ) { / ... / } DON'T: Process payloads without persisting first The system delivers each payload once. If your subscriber crashes during processing, the data is lost permanently. // WRONG — process inline, crash loses data func didReceive ( _ payloads : [ MXDiagnosticPayload ] ) { for p in payloads { riskyProcessing ( p ) // If this crashes, payload is gone } } // CORRECT — persist raw JSON first, then process func didReceive ( _ payloads : [ MXDiagnosticPayload ] ) { for p in payloads { let json = p . jsonRepresentation ( ) try ? json . write ( to : localCacheURL ( ) ) // Safe on disk Task . detached { self . processAsync ( json ) } } } DON'T: Do heavy work synchronously in didReceive The callback runs on an arbitrary thread. Blocking it with heavy processing or synchronous network calls delays delivery of subsequent payloads. // WRONG — synchronous upload in callback func didReceive ( _ payloads : [ MXMetricPayload ] ) { for p in payloads { let data = p . jsonRepresentation ( ) URLSession . shared . uploadTask ( with : request , from : data ) . resume ( ) // sync wait } } // CORRECT — persist and dispatch async func didReceive ( _ payloads : [ MXMetricPayload ] ) { for p in payloads { let json = p . jsonRepresentation ( ) persistLocally ( json ) Task . detached ( priority : . utility ) { await self . uploadToBackend ( json ) } } } DON'T: Expect immediate data in development MetricKit aggregates data over 24-hour windows. Payloads do not arrive immediately after instrumenting. Use Xcode Organizer or simulated payloads for faster iteration during development. Review Checklist MXMetricManager.shared.add(subscriber) called in application(:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:) or App.init Subscriber conforms to MXMetricManagerSubscriber and inherits NSObject Both didReceive(: [MXMetricPayload]) and didReceive(: [MXDiagnosticPayload]) implemented Raw jsonRepresentation() persisted to disk before processing Heavy processing dispatched asynchronously off the callback thread MXCallStackTree JSON uploaded with dSYMs for symbolication Custom signpost metrics limited to critical code paths pastPayloads and pastDiagnosticPayloads checked on launch for missed deliveries Extended launch tasks call both extendLaunchMeasurement and finishExtendedLaunchMeasurement Analytics backend accepts and stores MetricKit JSON format Xcode Organizer reviewed for regression trends alongside on-device data References MetricKit framework MXMetricManager MXMetricManagerSubscriber MXMetricPayload MXDiagnosticPayload MXCallStackTree MXSignpostMetric MXAppLaunchMetric MXAppRunTimeMetric MXCrashDiagnostic Analyzing the performance of your shipping app
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