telemetry

Add telemetry to a macOS app by wiring OSLog with category-based subsystems to observe UI events and lifecycle transitions. Use the Logger or os.Logger API to instrument window opens, sidebar interactions, and menu bar actions.

Verify macOS app telemetry by inspecting Console.app or streaming logs after a local run. This confirms that your OSLog instrumentation correctly captures events across windowing, sidebar, and menu bar workflows.

Keep OSLog instrumentation concise and privacy-conscious by enforcing safe logging practices and avoiding secrets. Use category-based subsystems to structure logs and apply signposts when measuring performance timing.

Measure performance timing in a macOS app by using OSLog signposts. This allows you to capture timing intervals alongside category-based logging for windowing, sidebar, commands, menubar, sync, and import events.

OSLog supports structured logging for specific UI events like sidebar interactions through category-based subsystems. This enables you to observe lifecycle transitions and user interactions across various macOS app workflows.

Use category-based subsystems for macOS app debugging to organize telemetry into distinct groups like Windowing, Sync, and Import. This structure keeps logs concise, avoids secrets, and simplifies verification via Console.