MultiInstance.swift

//
//  MultiInstance.swift
//  SegmentUIKitExample
//
//  Created by Brandon Sneed on 4/8/21.
//

// NOTE: You can see this task in use in the SwiftUIKitExample application.

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import Foundation
import Segment

/**
 An example of implementing multiple Analytics instances in a single application.
 */
extension Analytics {
    static var main = Analytics(configuration: Configuration(writeKey: "1234")
                                    .flushAt(3)
                                    .trackApplicationLifecycleEvents(true))
    
    static var support = Analytics(configuration: Configuration(writeKey: "5678")
                                    .flushAt(10)
                                    .trackApplicationLifecycleEvents(false))
}