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precog

v0.1.3

Published

Client for Precog, a cloud-based analytics platform.

Downloads

18

Readme

Precog Client for JavaScript

Precog is a powerful analytics platform for JSON data. This JavaScript client allows easy querying and uploading of data.

Installation

Browser

Include precog.min.js to get a global Precog object:

<script src="precog.min.js"></script>

node.js

Install the precog library:

npm install precog

And load the library:

var precog = require('precog');

Developement

If you would like to made modifications to the source, you can build a distribution by running the following from the project directory:

npm install

Tests can be run from npm:

npm test

Or by loading test-api.htm under the test directory into a browser.

Documentation

Visit the Precog Developer Center for documentation on the REST API and client libraries.