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@data-loaf/node-sdk

v1.0.3

Published

This is a nodeJS SDK that allows developers to send events to the dataloaf product analytics application

Downloads

1

Readme

Node SDK

This SDK provides functions for sending events, creating users, and updating user information via HTTPS requests for DataLoaf

Installation

To use the SDK in your project, you can install it via npm:

npm install @data-loaf/node-sdk

Usage

Initialization

To start using the SDK, you need to initialize it with the gateway URL and optional developer configuration.

init(gatewayUrl: string, developerConfig?: object): loaf

  • gatewayUrl (string): The URL of the gateway.
  • developerConfig (object): Optional configuration object for developer settings like testing and debugging.

Example:

import sdk from "@data-loaf/node-sdk"

const gatewayUrl = "https://aws.bvha2j3juseast1.com";
const developerConfig = {
  test: true,
  debug: false,
};

const loaf = sdk.init(gatewayUrl, developerConfig);

Default Configuration

The SDK comes with default configuration options, but you can override them during initialization if needed.

Example:

const config = {
    debug: false,
    test: false,
}

Sending Events

You can send events using the sendEvent function.

sendEvent(eventName: string, [userId]: string, [eventAttributes]: object): object

  • eventName (string): The name of the event.
  • userId (string): The ID of the user associated with the event.
  • eventAttributes (object): Additional attributes associated with the event.

Example:

loaf.sendEvent("login", "user123", { platform: "web" });

Creating Users

To create a new user, use the makeUser function.

makeUser(userId: string, [userAttributes]: object): object

  • userId (string): The ID of the new user.
  • userAttributes (object): Attributes of the new user.

Example:

loaf.makeUser("user456", { name: "John Doe", email: "[email protected]" });

Updating Users

You can update user information using the updateUser function.

updateUser(userId: string, userAttributes: object): object

  • userId (string): The ID of the user to update.
  • userAttributes (object): Updated attributes of the user.

Example:

loaf.updateUser("user456", { email: "[email protected]" });