Crash Report Data

The Crash Report Data request comprises of elements that can be combined to query data related to crashes and other issues recorded by the Flurry SDK. The parameters that apply to this table:

https ://api-metrics.flurry.com/public/v1/data/crashReport/day/app/country?metrics=sessions,activeDevices,deviceImpactRate&dateTime=2019-06-01/2019-08-01&filters=[…]&topN=[..]&sort=[..]&having=[..]&format=[..]

Crash Report Metrics

Below are metrics that are available for reporting.

Metric

Description

sessions

number of times users accessed the application where an issue occurred

activeDevices

total unique devices that accessed the application where an issue occurred

issueOccurrences

total number of issues that occurred

deviceImpactRate

the ratio unique devices that experienced an issue to the unique devices that launched the app

sessionImpactRate

the ratio sessions that experienced an issue to the number of time users accessed the app

issueFreeDeviceRate

1 minus the deviceImpactRate

issueFreeSessionRate

1 minus the sessionImpactRate

Crash Report Dimensions

Below are dimensions and dimension attributes that are available for reporting.

Dimension

Description

Value

company

Flurry company account

id, name (default)

app

Flurry app

id, name (default), company|id, apiKey, platform|id, platform|name

country

Per country dimension totals

id, name (default), iso

appVersion

App’s version id, name, company id, app id, deleted and filtered. Deleted and filtered are boolean (0 or 1) and reflect current status of an app version based on developer’s action on Flurry developer portal

id, name (default), company|id, app|id, deleted, filtered

language

Language id and name

id, name (default)

region

Region id and name

id, name (default)

backgroundSession

Indicates background session

id, name (default)

errorType

issueFree, UnknownError, RecoverableError, CaughtException, UnrecoverableCrash

id, name (default)

osVersion

OS Version running at time of issue

id, name (default)

deviceModelCode

Device model descriptor (e.g. iPhone10,1)

id, name (default)

fingerprint

Flurry fingerprint code

id, name (default)

fingerprintStatus

The status of the fingerprint data (see below for descriptions)

id, name (default)

variant

The Flurry Config variant active at the time of the issue

id, name (default)

deviceModel

The mapped model name of the device (e.g. iPhone 11 Pro)

id, name (default)

sdkVersion

The version of the Flurry SDK integrated in the app

id, name (default)

timeToIssue

The time between app launch and the issue. See below for description

id, name (default)

fingerprintStatus description

When an issue comes into Flurry Crash Analytics, it is fingerprinted to find the Issue Group into which it should be placed. The following are the status codes returned from the attempted processing.

  • SUCCESS - Fingerprint successfully created

  • QUOTA_REACHED - Your quota for active crash fingerprints has been reached.

  • RATE_LIMITED - The volume of crashes for your app has reached a level that the data has been rate limited.

  • INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR - An issue occurred within the Flurry servers processing this data.

  • MISSING_ALL_SYM - None of the DSYM/Mapping files required for fingerprinting have not been uploaded.

  • MISSING_APP_FRAMEWORK_SYM - Some of the DSYM/Mapping files for frameworks used in the app required for fingerprinting have not been uploaded.

  • MISSING_APP_SYSTEM_SYM - Some of the DSYM/Mapping files for system resources used in the app required for fingerprinting have not been uploaded.

  • MISSING_APP_SYM - The DSYM/Mapping files for build of the app have not been uploaded.

  • MISSING_FRAMEWORK_SYSTEM_SYM - Some of the DSYM/Mapping files for system framework resources used in the app required for fingerprinting have not been uploaded.

  • MISSING_FRAMEWORK_SYM - Some of the DSYM/Mapping files for system resources used in the app required for fingerprinting have not been uploaded.

For MISSING_*_SYM codes, you can find information about how to upload DSYM/Mapping files here.

timeToIssue description

The timeToIssue dimension groups the data by the amount of time between the start of the session and the issue occurrence.

  • 0-5 seconds

  • 5-10 seconds

  • 10-15 seconds

  • 15-20 seconds

  • 20-25 seconds

  • 25-30 seconds

  • 30-60 seconds

  • 60-600 seconds

  • 600-3600 seconds

  • 3600-86400 seconds

Time Grain

  • hour

  • day

  • week

  • month

  • all

Data Retention

The data in the Crash Report table is retained for 30-days.

There are instances when you want to know the possible values for dimensions before running metric queries. For example: list names and api keys for all apps on your company account with Crash enabled

https://api-metrics.flurry.com/public/v1/data/crashReport/day/company/app;show=name,apiKey?metrics=...

In general, to see a value other than default name returned for the given dimension, add

;show=all
or
;show=id  (any other value listed in the value column above for the given dimension

after the dimension name

https://api-metrics.flurry.com/public/v1/data/crashReport/day/company/country;show=all/category?metrics=sessions,activeDevices&dateTime=2017-05-01/2017-05-02

https://api-metrics.flurry.com/public/v1/data/crashReport/day/company/country;show=iso/category?metrics=sessions,activeDevices&dateTime=2017-05-01/2017-05-02

Refer to Analytics API for all the parameters, list of error codes and other general information about this API

Example key App Usage metrics queries

For all your apps, daily Sessions, daily Active Devices, New Devices for 2 days*: * note that since there is no app info included in the filter, results will include all apps for your company

Request:

https://api-metrics.flurry.com/public/v1/data/appUsage/day/app?metrics=sessions,activeDevices,newDevices&dateTime=2016-07-01/2016-07-03

Response:

{
        "rows": [{
                "dateTime": "2016-07-01 00:00:00.000-07:00",
                "app|name": "foo",
                "sessions": 372,
                "activeDevices": 123,
                "newDevices": 32},
        {
                "dateTime": "2016-07-01 00:00:00.000-07:00",
                "app|name": "bar",
                "sessions": 1120,
                "activeDevices": 487,
                "newDevices": 34},
        {
                "dateTime": "2016-07-02 00:00:00.000-07:00",
                "app|name": "foo",
                "sessions": 421,
                "activeDevices": 140,
                "newDevices": 12},
        {
                "dateTime": "2016-07-02 00:00:00.000-07:00",
                "app|name": "bar",
                "sessions": 1164,
                "activeDevices": 453,
                "newDevices": 51}]
}

For a specific app, daily Sessions, Active Devices and New Devices for 2 months:

Request using Flurry API key:

https://api-metrics.flurry.com/public/v1/data/appUsage/day?metrics=sessions,activeDevices,newDevices&dateTime=2019-06-01/2019-08-01&filters=app|apiKey-in[3WD7Q8329867K7MY6RNS]

Request using App name:

https://api-metrics.flurry.com/public/v1/data/appUsage/day?metrics=sessions,activeDevices,newDevices&dateTime=2019-06-01/2019-08-01&filters=app|name-in[appname]