ActivityManager
The client event stream — client.activity. This is the trail the wallet, the dashboard and your own server write to: errors, screen views, timings…
The client event stream — client.activity. This is the trail the wallet, the dashboard and your own server write to: errors, screen views, timings, the operations they built. It exists because a console is not a trail — an extension popup's console dies with the popup and a phone's WebView console needs a cable — and because the failures worth having are the ones that never reach the API at all. Two rules the writers are expected to keep, and neither is enforceable here: report only what the user consented to, and never put memo text or anything that names a counterparty in props.
Constructor
ActivityManager
constructor(client: Client)Parameters
client:Client
Properties
client
readonly client: ClientType Client
summary
Counts, top event types, top errors and a daily series.
summary(options?: { days?: numbersource
source?: stringmember
}): Promise<ActivitySummaryData>Methods
report()
Report a batch of events. Accepts the array directly or the full body. Give each event an eventId: the service de-duplicates on it, which is the difference between a retried batch and a double-counted one.
report(events: ActivityEventInput[] | ReportActivityOptions): Promise<ActivityReportData>Parameters
events:ActivityEventInput[] | ReportActivityOptions
Returns Promise<ActivityReportData>
events()
Recent events for this consumer, newest first.
events(options?: ListActivityOptions): Promise<ActivityPage>Parameters
options(optional):ListActivityOptions
Returns Promise<ActivityPage>