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exponea

v0.1.1

Published

Exponea node.js bindings

Downloads

11

Readme

exponea NPM version CircleCI

Exponea node.js bindings

Installation

npm install exponea

Tests

npm test

Documentation

REST API DOC

Usage

Set EXPONEA_TOKEN environment variable to your project_id. You can publish multiple bulk commands to exponea using publish function:

const exponea = require('exponea')

// Identifying customers (Add/update customer/lead)
exponea.publish([{
  name: exponea.enums.CUSTOMERS,
  customerId: '2342-wedasd-234aws-asd45d',  // customer/lead Id
  data: {                                   // custom user/lead data
    name: 'Alan paul',
    email: '[email protected]',
    phone: '0092838842222'
    // ...
    // ...
  }
}])

// Tracking customer events
exponea.publish([{
  name: exponea.enums.EVENTS,
  customerId: '2342-wedasd-234aws-asd45d',  // customer/lead Id
  type: 'event'                             // custom event type
  data: {                                   // custom data
    item: 'Iphone'
    price: 15,
    number of items: 3
    // ...
    // ...
  }
}])

Command name can be either exponea.enums.CUSTOMERS or exponea.enums.EVENTS. In case of EVENTS type is necessary.