To generate human readable crash reports, Crashlytics needs your project'sĭebug symbol (dSYM) files. Step 3: Set up Xcode to automatically upload dSYM files Use the Firebase library to configure APIs. Import the Firebase module in your UIApplicationDelegate: Xcode: pod install open your-project.xcworkspace # Recommended: Add the Firebase pod for Google Analytics In your Firebase project and adding the Firebase pod for Open the podfile you created for your Firebase projectįor an optimal experience with Crashlytics, we recommend Skip CocoaPods-related steps, like modifying Podfiles and running the pod command. Up Firebase using Swift Package Manager, you can Step 2: Add the Firebase Crashlytics SDK to your app Note: We recommend using CocoaPods to install the Firebase libraries. Make sure your app is selected from the dropdown next to Crashlytics Step 1: Enable Crashlytics in the Firebase console If you're creating a new Firebase project, enable Google Analytics If your existing Firebase project doesn't have Google AnalyticsĮnabled, you can enable Google Analytics from the Recommended: To get features like crash-free users, breadcrumb logs,Īnd velocity alerts, you need to enable Google Analytics in your If you don't have an iOS app, you can download a sample app.

If you haven't already, add Firebase to your iOS project.

To finish setup, you'll need to force a test crash to send your firstĬrash report to Firebase. Your IDE (like adding a Firebase configuration file and the Crashlytics Setting up Crashlytics requires tasks both in the Firebase console and With the Firebase Crashlytics SDK so that you can get comprehensive crash This quickstart describes how to set up Firebase Crashlytics in your app

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