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segment-service-js

v1.0.3

Published

A layer built on top of analytics-node to have some more bells and whistles

Downloads

3

Readme

Segment Service for Node JS

Send events to Segment from your Node JS backend. This package is built on top of the offical analytics-node package. It gives you TypeScript type definitions for all exported functions and will validate the incoming data so it complies with the rules of the Segment API.

Quickstart

  yarn add segment-service-js

Basic Usage

Basic usage involves adding the AnalyticsService to your setup. IMPORTANT You need to fetch your Write Key from your Segment destination and feed it to AnalyticsService (as seen below).

import { AnalyticsService } from 'segment-service-js'

const segmentWriteKey = 'your_segment_write_key'
// Initialize the AnalyticsService
const analytics = new AnalyticsService({
  writeKey: segmentWriteKey,
})

API

Identify

Example

analytics.identify({
  userId: userId,
  traits: {
    id: userId,
    username: user.name,
    email: user.email,
    createdAt: new Date(user.createdAt),
  },
})

Accepts

  • userId (string)
  • traits (object)
  • timestamp (string)
  • context (object)
  • anonymousId (string)

Mandatory

  • userId OR anonymousId

Track

Example

analytics.track({
  userId: userId,
  event: 'user_logged_in',
  properties: {
    name: user.name,
    email: user.email,
  },
})

Accepts

  • event (string)
  • userId (string)
  • timestamp (string)
  • properties (object)
  • context (object)
  • anonymousId (string)

Mandatory

  • userId OR anonymousId
  • event

Group

Example

analytics.group({
  userId: `${userId}`,
  groupId: `${companyId}`,
  traits: {
    name: company.name,
  },
})

Accepts

  • userId (string)
  • groupId (string)
  • traits (object)
  • timestamp (string)
  • context (object)
  • anonymousId (string)

Mandatory

  • userId OR anonymousId
  • groupId