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mixpanel-export-people

v0.0.4

Published

A Node.js package that can export data from Mixpanel

Downloads

3

Readme

mixpanel-export-people

A Node.js package that can export data from Mixpanel

Why another "Mixpanel Export" module?

I know there are many different modules that provide the same or even more functionality but the difference is simple - they don't let you export EVERYTHING. Ever tried to export your 20k users into a file using these scripts? Doesn't work - because Mixpanel caps responses at 1000 (page size) so it will only export the first 1000 items from your actual data. No script was able to export all data, so i wrote it myself.

Installation

Install using npm install mixpanel-export-people --save

Usage

Get your API KEY and API SECRET from your Mixpanel profile and pass them to the constructor;

//initialize a new mp instance with your mixpanel key and secret
var mp = new require("mixpanel-export-people")("API KEY", "API SECRET");

//returns the mixpanel users as json objects
var users = mp.people.toJson();

for (var i = 0; i < users.length; i++) {
	var user = users[i];

	//get the city
	var city = user["$properties"]["$city"];
}

To see more examples click examples.

API Methods

JSON

  • people.ToJson(): returns the users as json objects
var users = mp.people.toJson();

//get the city
var city = users[0]["$properties"]["$city"];
  • people.saveJson(path): saves the users in json format at path
mp.people.saveJson("example.json");

CSV

  • people.toCsv(): returns the users as csv string
var csv = mp.people.toCsv();

console.log(csv);
  • people.saveCsv(path): saves the users in csv format at path
mp.people.saveJson("example.csv");

Utilities

  • people.url(): returns a valid url to the engage endpoint, inlcuding expire, api_key and a valid sig. You can request the data in the browser etc. using this url.
var url = mp.people.url();

console.log(url);

Notes

Instead of using the request module this script uses the sync-request module to retreive the data - which means a calls to toJson(), saveJson(), toCsv(), saveCsv() will be blocking calls. This is because Mixpanel does not provide a method to request different pages in parallel.