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event-api-client

v2.0.13

Published

Library for event API

Downloads

51

Readme

node-event library to push to event-api

To install add this repository url to the packages.json file.

Data event

Name | Type | Description :--- | :--- | :--- category | string | Event category cid | string | Unique client id, must be UUIDv4 action | string | Event action e.g. 'click' data | mixed | Custom data, any type. Accepts JSON object. label | array | Event label e.g. Eastern campaign (if no label, use empty array []) uid | string | UserID (optional)

Google Analytics event

Name | Type | Description :--- | :--- | :--- category | string | Event category cid | string | Unique client id, must be UUIDv4 action | string | Event action e.g. 'click' label | string | Event label e.g. Eastern campaign (if no label, use empty string "") value | integer | Event value (if no value, use empty string "") uid | string | UserID (optional)

Google Analytics Pageview

Name | Type | Description :--- | :--- | :--- title | string | Pageview category, page title cid | string | Unique client id, must be UUIDv4 hostname | string | Hostname from which content was hosted page | string | Page path name, must start with '/' uid | string | UserID (optional)

Example

event.data("category", "UUIDv4", "action", {"data":"random"}, ["label1", "label2"], "UserID");
event.ga("category", "UUIDv4", "action", "label", "value", "UserID");
event.pageview("title", "UUIDv4", "hostname.com", "/page", "UserID");

Config parameters in Client-API config

Name | Type | Description :--- | :--- | :--- api.endpoint | string | Event-API endpoint, ending '/' interval | number | Interval between retries pool | number | Maximum amount of requests in queue requests | number | Maximum amount of requests worked paraller retries | number | How many times to retry sending queue

Example

"nodeEvent": {
    "api": {
        "endpoint": "https://localhost:8000/"
    },
    "interval": 3,
    "pool": 1000,
    "requests": 1024,
    "retries": 3
}