You can click on an event to see a list of the parametersĪs user property values change during the course of app usage, you will see an

EachĮvent displays a timestamp that corresponds to the time of its logging on theĭevelopment device.

Seconds streamīy default, you will see a list of events logged in the last 60 seconds. Top Events logged in the 30-minute period as well as the Current User Propertiesįor the currently selected development device. The Minutes stream (the left column) shows a series ofĪrchives of events over the last 30 minutes. The Seconds stream (the middle column) shows the events which have been logged Then, just start using your app to see your app’s events being logged in the Once you enable debug mode on your development devices, navigate toĪrrow next to StreamView on the top nav of Google Analytics and Note: To prevent your testing and development from affecting your measurements,Įvents logged while in debug mode will be excluded from your overallĪnalytics data, and will not be included in your daily BigQuery export. You can view events logged in the DebugView in the Firebase console.

On, the extension will log events in your app in debug mode. Once installed, enable the extension and refresh the page. To enable Analytics debug mode in your browser, install the This behavior persists until you explicitly disable debug mode by executingĪdb shell setprop. To enable Analytics debug mode on an Android device,Īdb shell setprop PACKAGE_NAME The following command line argument: -FIRDebugDisabled This behavior persists until you explicitly disable debug mode by specifying To enable Analytics debug mode on your development device, specify theįollowing command line argument in Xcode: -FIRDebugEnabled

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