View keen_io_web_autocollector_tracking_snippet.js
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Announcing Drop-in Analytics: Usage Dashboards for JavaScript Apps in Seconds | |
1. The problem: Analytics instrumentation takes time, getting to baseline "hello world" is clutch | |
2. The solution | |
a. Now you can drop in code to instantly see and explore basic engagement data | |
b. Here are examples of the usage analytics you can do with this | |
3. How you can use it | |
a. Here is how you setup the data collection |
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View example trial step event
trial_step_complete_tutorial = { | |
"trial" : { | |
"name" : "AppSpandexTrial", | |
"day_in_trial": 2, | |
"trial_total_duration_in_days": 14, | |
"category":"product_trial_type_A" | |
}, | |
"user" : { | |
"visitor_id": "029309n90nf0w9f3n4qf2nf", | |
"email": "michelle@keen.io", |
View example signup flow Keen Query
Keen.ready(function(){ | |
signup_flow = new Keen.Query("funnel", { | |
timeframe: { | |
start: "2015-07-01T07:00:00.000Z" // analyze events after this date | |
}, | |
steps: [ | |
{ | |
event_collection: "view_page", | |
actor_property: "visitor_id", | |
filters: [ |
View gist:e9f0bdf8271a60f5e8dd
require 'dotenv' | |
require 'keen' | |
# Don't forget to specify your Keen Master Key, Ready Key, and Project ID in your environment variables! | |
# Reference: https://github.com/keenlabs/keen-gem | |
Dotenv.load | |
# allow timeframe to be specified via the command line | |
# usage: ruby collection_counts.rb previous_7_days |
View gist:29e830f83d3b4caa83f4
Say you want to know, of all of the users who signed up, how many CREATED a post _OR_ RESPONDED to a post? | |
There is no built-in "OR" functionality in Keen IO funnels, but there is a way to use a little bit of logic to get the same result. | |
This imaginary funnel's steps might look like this: | |
"steps":[ | |
{ | |
"event_collection":"signed_up", | |
"actor_property":"user.id" | |
}, |
View gist:40459f02ab3da0cdfe22
Funnels are a way to do mass lookups of users to see which ones who did X also did Y. | |
Funnels are Keen IO queries formatted like this: | |
https://api.keen.io/3.0/projects/<project_id>/queries/funnel?api_key=<read_key>&steps=<[step1, step2, step3...]> | |
Each 'step' is an action performed by the actor. | |
Say you want to know if a thousands of users who made a purchase had previously clicked on something on your site. | |
As an alternative checking if each user did an action, we can lookup a huge group at once using Funnels. | |
Below is a funnel example that can be done as long as the following are true: |
View gist:bf72167d348be7304e97
// example event model | |
// User_Created_Event = { | |
// "full_name": "Macy Bode", | |
// "communities": [6,7,8], | |
// "email": "dev@dev.com" | |
// }, | |
// Find the number of users in Community 6 or 7 |
View gist:15204426171990e5ceb3
# Scenario: | |
We want all users who did event X, | |
where event X had property Y and Z with values A and B, | |
where event X happened C times within the dates D1 and D2. | |
# Solution: | |
You can arrive at the final result using this query: | |
var users_who_did_x = new Keen.Query("count", { |
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