analytics-clj

Idiomatic Clojure wrapper for the Segment.io 2.x Java client

For full documentation on the Segment.io 2.x Java client, see analytics-java.

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Installation

[circleci/analytics-clj "0.7.1"]

Usage

View the full API.

Initialize an analytics client

(use '[circleci.analytics-clj.core])
(def analytics (initialize "<writeKey>"))

With logging:

(defn logger []
  (reify com.segment.analytics.Log
    (print [this level format args]
      (println (str (java.util.Date.) "\t" level "\t" args)))
    (print [this level error format args]
      (println error))))

(def analytics (initialize "<writeKey>" {:log (logger)}))

Messages

All of the message types can take options. See Spec: Common Fields for a list of common fields between all message types.

Identify

(identify analytics "user-id")

With traits:

(identify analytics "user-id" {:email "bob@acme.com"})

Track

(track analytics "user-id" "signup")

With properties:

(track analytics "user-id" "signup" {:company "Acme Inc."})

A full example:

(track analytics (:id user) "signup" {:company "Acme Inc."} {:context {:language "en-us"}
                                                             :integrations {"AdRoll" false}
                                                             :integration-options {"Amplitude" {:session-id (:id session)}}})

Screen

(screen analytics "1234" "Login Page")

With properties:

(screen analytics "1234" "Login Page" {:path "/users/login"})

Group

(group analytics "1234" "group-5678")

With traits:

(group analytics "1234" "group-5678" {:name "Segment"})

Alias

(alias analytics "anonymous_user" "5678")

Did we miss something?

We provided a top level enqueue function to allow you to do the following:

(enqueue analytics (doto (YourMessageType/builder)
                         (.userId "user-id")
                         (.properties {"company" "Acme Inc."})))

License

Copyright © 2017 CircleCI

Distributed under the Eclipse Public License either version 1.0 or (at your option) any later version.