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superappanalytics

v0.4.5

Published

Automatic iOS installer for SuperAppAnalytics

Downloads

1,441

Readme

SuperAppAnalytics iOS Installer

Run this from the root of an iOS app:

npx superappanalytics install

The installer opens browser login when needed, detects the Xcode application target and bundle ID, creates or reconnects the app in SuperAppAnalytics, installs the Swift package, wires app startup, and enables StoreKit 2 transaction tracking.

When used by Codex, the installer can receive a custom funnel manifest generated from source analysis:

npx superappanalytics install --funnel-events .superappanalytics/funnel-events.json

Those events are added as typed helpers in SuperAppAnalyticsBootstrap.swift so Codex can instrument the actual app-specific path from install to paid conversion, such as onboarding steps, uploads, generation actions, exports, or any other important product action found in that app.

It supports SwiftUI App and UIKit AppDelegate entry points and is safe to run again when repairing or updating an installation.