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clueless-interactions

v1.0.18

Published

This is an interactions tracker to track things like button presses and other interactions with your app.

Readme

Clueless Interactions

Clueless Interactions is a TypeScript library for tracking and querying user interactions (such as button presses and other events) in your application. It uses Prisma and a PostgreSQL database to store and query event data, including flexible context fields for analytics and filtering.

Features

  • Track custom events with arbitrary context data
  • Query events with flexible filters (event name, context fields, date range)
  • Create database indexes on context fields for efficient querying
  • Built with TypeScript and Prisma ORM

Installation

npm install clueless-interactions

Usage

1. Set up your database

This library expects a PostgreSQL database. Configure your database URL and run Prisma migrations as needed.

2. Initialize the Tracker

import { CluelessInteractionTrackerClient } from "clueless-interactions";

const tracker = new CluelessInteractionTrackerClient(process.env.DATABASE_URL!);

3. Add an Event

await tracker.addEvent("button_click", { buttonId: "save", userId: 123 });

4. Query Events

const events = await tracker.queryEvents(
  {
    event: "button_click",
    from: new Date("2025-07-01"),
    to: new Date(),
    context: [{ contextField: "userId", contextValue: 123 }],
  },
  { order: "desc", limit: 10 }
);

5. Create Index on Context Field

await tracker.createContextIndex("userId");

API

addEvent(event: string, context: Record<string, any>): Promise<Event>

Adds a new event with the given name and context.

queryEvents(filters?: EventQueryFilters, options?: EventQueryOptions): Promise<Event[]>

Query events with optional filters:

  • event: string or array of event names
  • from/to: date range
  • context: array of context field filters
  • options: order (asc/desc), limit

createContextIndex(field: string): Promise<void>

Creates a database index on a context field for faster queries.

Development

  • Database: have a database in your .env
  • Build: npm run build
  • Generate Prisma client: npm run prisma:generate