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@exodus/analytics

v15.5.1

Published

This Exodus SDK feature enables you to generate client-side analytics.

Readme

@exodus/analytics

This Exodus SDK feature enables you to generate client-side analytics.

Install

yarn add @exodus/analytics

Usage

This feature is designed to be used together with @exodus/headless. See using the sdk.

import createExodus from '@exodus/headless'
import analytics from '@exodus/analytics'

const container = createExodus({ adapters, config, debug })
container.use(
  analytics({
    segmentConfig: {
      apiKey: '<get this from segment.io>',
    },
  })
)

[!IMPORTANT] Note: this feature defaults to using event payload validation using @exodus/analytics-validation. If you want to skip client-side validation (don't do it, it's dangerous), you can inject an alternative validateAnalyticsEvent dependency via the IOC.

Play with it

  1. Open the playground https://exodus-hydra.pages.dev/features/analytics
  2. Run await exodus.analytics.track({ event: 'AppSession' }) in the Dev Tools Console.

API Side

See using the sdk for more details on how features plug into the SDK and the API interface in the type declaration.

API Reference

| Property name | Description | | ----------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | track | Track an event. To track events before a wallet primary seed is known, e.g. during onboarding, call track({ force: true, ...rest }). To throttle tracked events, use track({ sample }) with sample ranging from 0-1, e.g. track({ sample: 0.2, ...rest }) will pass through 20% of events. | | trackInstall | Track an install event. | | identify | Used to set global "traits". Should be used sparingly -- e.g. on seed import or seed create. | | setDefaultEventProperties | Sets persistent properties to be sent with every track call. | | requireDefaultEventProperties | If called, will postpone track calls until the provided properties are set via setDefaultEventProperties. | | getUserId | Gets the permanent user id, derived from the wallet's primary seed |

UI

This feature doesn't provide any selectors, so use the API directly from the UI, as described above.