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Overview
Step 1. Create an input
Step 2. Verify your input
Step 3. Set up your output
Step 4. Create a connection
Step 5. Verify your connection
Step 6. Track events
Step 7. Track user data
Step 8. Create a data plan
Step 9. Test your local app
Overview
Step 1. Create an input
Step 2. Verify your input
Step 3. Set up your output
Step 4. Create a connection
Step 5. Verify your connection
Step 6. Track events
Step 7. Track user data
Step 8. Create a data plan
Step 1. Create an input
Step 2. Create an output
Step 3. Verify output
Introduction
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Create an Input
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Connect an Audience Output
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Introduction
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Aliasing
The web SDK evaluates the window.mParticle.config object for configuration upon initialization. The complete list of configuration options is as follows and several detailed examples are below.
| Setting | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
isDevelopmentMode |
Boolean | false |
Development mode - All data sent through mParticle is marked as development or production. Set this to true in your test and QA environments |
identifyRequest |
Object | See description | IDSync Request - a request object containing the desired initial IDSync identify request. If excluded, the SDK will use the identities of the most recent/previous user if present. |
identityCallback |
Function object | null |
IDSync callback - a callback function to run on completion of the initial identify request |
dataPlan.planId |
String | null |
The data plan ID the mParticle Events API should use to validate your data. See Data Planning for more information. |
dataPlan.planVersion |
Number | null |
The data plan version the mParticle Events API should use to validate your data. If ommitted, the lastest version that matches your environment will be used. See the Data Planning for more information. |
appVersion |
String | null |
Web app version - a version string to associate with your web app and include in all uploads |
appName |
String | null |
Web app name - an app name to associate with your web app and include in all uploads |
deviceId |
String | null |
The SDK automatically initializes a device ID (also known as a device application stamp or das). If this setting is configured, the SDK uses the passed-in device ID instead. See more info on device IDs here. |
logLevel |
String | warning |
Sets the amount of logging in the console. verbose provides warnings, errors, and information. warning provides warnings and errors, and none disables all logging. See Custom-Logger to customize further. |
sessionTimeout |
Number | 30 |
Session timeout - an inactivity timeout in minutes after which a session will expire |
useCookieStorage |
Boolean | false |
Flag to set the persistence storage to cookies. Defaults to false (the SDK will use local storage). |
maxCookieSize |
Number | 3000 |
The number of characters in the cookie string to limit the size of the mParticle cookie. When a cookie extends beyond this, the SDK will remove older users and retain the most recent users. Depending on your usage of UI, UA, this number could vary widely. |
cookieDomain |
String | See description | When useCookieStorage is enabled, sets the cookie domain to use (ex: foo.example.com). Defaults to the root first-party domain where the mParticle web SDK is executing (ex: .example.com). |
customFlags |
Object | null |
Custom flags - several integrations require custom flags on initialization. |
versions |
Object | null |
Returns the desired version of the mParticle web SDK. This applies only to the snippet and not when implementing mParticle via npm. See more here |
sideloadedKits |
Array | null |
Allows you to implement Sideloaded Kits into your app. More info at Native Webviews |
workspaceToken |
String | See description | The workspace token is used to scope persistent storage in cases where multiple instances of the mParticle SDK are present on the same domain. The mParticle SDK snippet will provide the value for your workspace based on the provided web API key. |
requiredWebviewBridgeName |
String | See description | The name of the iOS/Android Webview bridge. Since Webview bridge version 2, this field has been required. Defaults to the workspaceToken. You must include this setting if you are working in Webview Only mode. |
minWebviewBridgeVersion |
Number | 2 | The minimum version of the iOS/Android Webview bridge to allow. |
useNativeSdk |
Boolean | false |
Deprecated - this only applies to version 1 of the Webview bridge API. Flag to allow the web SDK to bind to a native iOS or Android webview, in an app containing the mParticle iOS/Android SDKs. |
isIOS |
Boolean | false |
Deprecated - this only applies to version 1 of the Webview bridge API. Flag to allow the web SDK to send data to the iOS native app. More info at Native Webviews |
All workspaces are enabled for event batching on web. To save bandwidth and improve site performance, mParticle will assemble events into batches and each batch will be uploaded every 10 seconds or based on specific triggers. When a trigger is fired, the SDK will:
Batches are individually deleted from the device only upon successful upload. Additional benefits of batching include:
There are several events that trigger SDK batch creation and upload:
mParticle.upload() is manually invokedmParticle uses a modern web API, sendBeacon (see MDN’s documentation for more) to upload batches. If a user closes the window or closes/switches tabs, sendBeacon is responsible for still sending a the batchesto mParticle’s servers. To ensure maximum browser compatibility and to capture every event, if sendBeacon is not available, the SDK will use window.fetch or XHR. XHR is used if window.fetch is unavailable. For window.fetch and XHR requests, events are sent to our servers as they are recorded.
Although mParticle recommends using the latest version of the SDK, you can pin the SDK to a specific version when using the SDK initialization snippet. For example:
window.mParticle.config.versions = {
mp_sdk: '2.15.0'
}Setting the version of 2.15.0 will return that version of the mParticle web SDK. If a value that is not recognized is entered, the latest version of the mParticle web SDK will be served. This API only applies to snippet implementations of mParticle and does not applie to npm implementations since npm already allows you to select which version you want. If you have a need to pin kit versions as well, we recommed you implement mParticle via npm instead. Note that some kits may require the latest version of the mParticle web SDK, so we recommend doing thorough testing of your site before pinning a version pinning via snippet.
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