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iOS

get console output data from iOS

Hey there,

I'm currently developing on an app that uses the Motion Data of the iPhone. For this I want to let my friends run some tests, so I'm able to know the data, I need to target in the end application (etc. study the data in state horizontal and vertical).

I had the idea to get the data as following: Output data to console and retrieve Console Data (Problem: How can I retrieve console output over the air, is there a possible way to retrieve the console outputted send (usb, email, etc.)

Can you help me out how to do this?

Thanks for your help!

1 Answer

Bruce,

TestFlight is a great tool made by Apple for this exact purpose. It is easy to set up with iTunes Connect. I have done this with all of my apps developed in the last year, as it has proven a very valuable tool in learning how your customers use your apps. Once you upload a build to iTunes Connect, add some test users and they will get an email with a link that redirects them to the TestFlight app where they can download the app. All crash reports and other information are available then from iTunes Connect.

I hope this helps.

Thanks,

but I don't have a developer acc. yet.

Bruce, you're right I am pretty sure you need a developer account. If I find anything I will definitely let you know.

Thanks!