Changelog
What changed in each published version of @togohq/sdk-node. Compare the version in your package.json with the newest one here.
@togohq/sdk-node 1.3.1
withFlush(), flushIntervalSeconds replacing flushIntervalMs, the batchSize range and the flush() retry. It had listed browser-only session changes.@togohq/sdk-node 1.3.0
flushIntervalSeconds (10 to 60, default 10) replaces flushIntervalMs. A flushIntervalMs passed to init() is ignored, with a warning naming the replacement.withFlush(handler) wraps a serverless handler so the queue is sent after it returns or throws, with its result passed through unchanged.batchSize accepts 100 to 500. A value outside that range is moved into it, with a warning.flush() retries a network failure or a server error within a 2-second budget before it resolves, and never retries a 429.Replace flushIntervalMs with flushIntervalSeconds, and wrap serverless handlers in withFlush().
const analytics = init({ writeKey, flushIntervalMs: 10_000 });const analytics = init({ writeKey, flushIntervalSeconds: 10 });
export const handler = analytics.withFlush(async (event) => {
analytics.track('order_paid', {}, { userId: event.userId });
});@togohq/sdk-node 1.2.0
track(), identify(), and setPersonProperties() now return the eventId of the event they queued, or undefined when no event is sent.Update code to use the new terminology for event definitions.
declareEvent(); // uses 'declare' terminologydefineEvent(); // uses 'define' terminology@togohq/sdk-node 1.1.0
init({ defaultProperties }) now supports default properties, fixed at initialization and stamped on every track() call.@togohq/sdk-node 1.0.0