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@google/cloud-analytics

v0.1.1

Published

TypeScript/JavaScript client logging for Cloud Analytics.

Downloads

44

Readme

Cloud Analytics: Typescript

Cloud Analytics is a library used for logging product usage metrics for Cloud products. Data is stored in the Concord Data Warehouse in a privacy compliant manner.

How to use the library

Logging a single event can be done by creating an instance of CloudAnalytics and passing an event to logEvent.

import {CloudAnalytics} from './cloud_analytics';

const cloudAnalytics = new CloudAnalytics(
        'TEST',
        'testApiKey');

const concordEvent = {
    type: 'eventType',
    name: 'eventName',
    projectNumber: '1234567890',
    latency: 123,
    metadata: [
      {key: 'test1', value: 'data1'},
      {key: 'test2', value: 'data2'},
    ],
    userSessionId: '12345',
  };

cloudAnalytics.logEvent(concordEvent);

Batching Events

Batching can be configured by calling enableBatchMode with a desired flush interval. Events will be queued until the specified interval is reached, or until various browser environment events occur. These include document page hide, window beforeUnload & unload. For Node.JS these include the beforeExit SIGHUP events.

In the below snippet these two calls to logEvent are batched and sent along in the same HTTP request.

import {CloudAnalytics} from './cloud_analytics';

const cloudAnalytics = new CloudAnalytics(
        'TEST',
        'testApiKey');

cloudAnalytics.enableBatchMode(1000);

const concordEventOne = {
    type: 'eventType',
    name: 'eventName',
    projectNumber: '1234567890',
    latency: 123,
    metadata: [
      {key: 'test1', value: 'data1'},
      {key: 'test2', value: 'data2'},
    ],
    userSessionId: '12345',
  };

cloudAnalytics.logEvent(concordEventOne);

const concordEventOne = {
    type: 'eventType',
    name: 'eventName',
    projectNumber: '1234567890',
    latency: 456,
    metadata: [
      {key: 'test1', value: 'data1'},
      {key: 'test2', value: 'data2'},
    ],
    userSessionId: '12345',
  };


cloudAnalytics.logEvent(concordEventOne);