Pulse Pro
Network Logger for Apple Platforms
Share the logs collected using Pulse SDK and view them on a large screen in the Pulse Mac app or view them in real time using remote logging.
Inspect the logs on the go using the Pulse iOS app.
The sidebar shows all your connected devices: you can view both the currently connected apps and revisit the previously recorded sessions. The content area allows you to switch between a list and a fully customizable table view. The app is fully native and works exactly as you would expect: keyboard navigation, shortcuts, context menus – it’s all there for you.
The advanced search available both in the Pulse app and in the integrated console on iOS allows you to narrow down the requests with ease by searching in the request and response bodies, headers, and other parts of the requests, and filtering by the status code, domain, and more.
Pulse app provides powerful mocking capabilities that offer options unavailable in network proxies:
- Mock URLError failures
- Set how many responses to skip after the app launch
- Set after how many responses to stop mocking
Pulse SDK
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Pulse SDK is free and open-source. It consists of two parts:
- Pulse.framework for recording network requests and other logs
- PulseUI.framework for displaying the logs directly into your app
Unlike traditional network proxies, Pulse has a simple setup that does not require installing any additional certificates.
Pulse integrates directly into your app, allowing every member of your team access its powerful features.
Add Pulse Console to your app to view recorded network requests and other logs on your device.
The advanced search allows you to find the requests you are looking for with ease.
Pulse Console also allows you to easily connect to your Pulse Mac app to view logs in real time.
Network inspector in Pulse is powered by URLSession metrics, which allows it to show more information than a traditional network proxy has access to: original and current requests, metrics, URLRequest parameters, and more.
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SwiftUI makes Pulse compatible with all Apple platforms. It ensures feature parity and makes it feel at home on each one.
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