Event example
{
"$type": "login",
"$ip": "114.122.71.102",
"$os": "Android",
"$lib": "web",
"$host": "dashboard.mantap.id",
"$time": 1612242493.864,
"token": "YV6_jFlg7VwAQZPKkIKT_zU6K8LWjfhFIPj_8ixFvfs",
"$device": "Android",
"$browser": "Chrome",
"$pathname": "/masuk",
"$referrer": "https://www.mantap.id/",
"$device_id": "1775b4c6d27106-016e1e87e9d9fd-3b0d3c17-3f480-1775b4c6d289e",
"$current_url": "https://dashboard.mantap.id/masuk",
"$lib_version": "1.8.3",
"$screen_width": 360,
"$screen_height": 720,
"$search_engine": "google",
"$browser_version": 87,
"$initial_referrer": "https://www.google.com/",
"$referring_domain": "www.mantap.id",
"$initial_referring_domain": "www.google.com"
}TODO:
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server implementation
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client implementation
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client security
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clickhouse doesn’t support small inserts. so inserts need to be batched/buffered somewhere minimal 1000 rows.
normally people use kafka, but I intend to use redis or buffered table for lesser complexity
client.init("<api_key>", {api_host: '<instance_address>'});
desugars to
requests.post('<instance_address>/init?api_key=api_key')
returns
token yang dipegang client
client.capture(user_id, '[event-name]', {property1: 'value', property2: 'another value'});
desugars to
requests.post('<instance_address>/capture', {"$type": "event-name", })
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