analytics-ruby is a ruby client for Segment
You can't fix what you can't measure
Analytics helps you measure your users, product, and business. It unlocks insights into your app's funnel, core business metrics, and whether you have product-market fit.
- Collect analytics data from your app(s).
- The top 200 Segment companies collect data from 5+ source types (web, mobile, server, CRM, etc.).
- Send the data to analytics tools (for example, Google Analytics, Amplitude, Mixpanel).
- Over 250+ Segment companies send data to eight categories of destinations such as analytics tools, warehouses, email marketing and remarketing systems, session recording, and more.
- Explore your data by creating metrics (for example, new signups, retention cohorts, and revenue generation).
- The best Segment companies use retention cohorts to measure product market fit. Netflix has 70% paid retention after 12 months, 30% after 7 years.
Segment collects analytics data and allows you to send it to more than 250 apps (such as Google Analytics, Mixpanel, Optimizely, Facebook Ads, Slack, Sentry) just by flipping a switch. You only need one Segment code snippet, and you can turn integrations on and off at will, with no additional code. Sign up with Segment today.
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Power all your analytics apps with the same data. Instead of writing code to integrate all of your tools individually, send data to Segment, once.
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Install tracking for the last time. We're the last integration you'll ever need to write. You only need to instrument Segment once. Reduce all of your tracking code and advertising tags into a single set of API calls.
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Send data from anywhere. Send Segment data from any device, and we'll transform and send it on to any tool.
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Query your data in SQL. Slice, dice, and analyze your data in detail with Segment SQL. We'll transform and load your customer behavioral data directly from your apps into Amazon Redshift, Google BigQuery, or Postgres. Save weeks of engineering time by not having to invent your own data warehouse and ETL pipeline.
For example, you can capture data on any app:
analytics.track('Order Completed', { price: 99.84 })
Then, query the resulting data in SQL:
select * from app.order_completed order by price desc
Into Gemfile from rubygems.org:
gem 'analytics-ruby'Into environment gems from rubygems.org:
gem install 'analytics-ruby'
Create an instance of the Analytics object:
analytics = Segment::Analytics.new(write_key: 'YOUR_WRITE_KEY')Identify the user for the people section, see more here.
analytics.identify(user_id: 42,
traits: {
email: 'name@example.com',
first_name: 'Foo',
last_name: 'Bar'
})Alias an user, see more here.
analytics.alias(user_id: 41)Track a user event, see more here.
analytics.track(user_id: 42, event: 'Created Account')There are a few calls available, please check the documentation section.
Documentation is available at segment.com/docs/sources/server/ruby
You can use the test: true option to Segment::Analytics.new to cause all requests to be saved to a test queue until manually reset. All events will process as specified by the configuration, and they will also be stored in a separate queue for inspection during testing.
A test queue can be used as follows:
client = Segment::Analytics.new(test: true)
client.test_queue # => #<Segment::Analytics::TestQueue:0x00007f88d454e9a8 @messages={}>
client.track(user_id: 'foo', event: 'bar')
client.test_queue.all
# [
# {
# :context => {
# :library => {
# :name => "analytics-ruby",
# :version => "2.2.8.pre"
# }
# },
# :messageId => "e9754cc0-1c5e-47e4-832a-203589d279e4",
# :timestamp => "2021-02-19T13:32:39.547+01:00",
# :userId => "foo",
# :type => "track",
# :event => "bar",
# :properties => {}
# }
# ]
client.test_queue.track
# [
# {
# :context => {
# :library => {
# :name => "analytics-ruby",
# :version => "2.2.8.pre"
# }
# },
# :messageId => "e9754cc0-1c5e-47e4-832a-203589d279e4",
# :timestamp => "2021-02-19T13:32:39.547+01:00",
# :userId => "foo",
# :type => "track",
# :event => "bar",
# :properties => {}
# }
# ]
# Other available methods
client.test_queue.alias # => []
client.test_queue.group # => []
client.test_queue.identify # => []
client.test_queue.page # => []
client.test_queue.screen # => []
client.test_queue.reset!
client.test_queue.all # => []Note: It is recommended to call reset! before each test to ensure your test queue is empty. For example, in rspec you may have the following:
RSpec.configure do |config|
config.before do
Analytics.test_queue.reset!
end
endAnd also to stub actions use stub: true along with test: true so that it doesn't send any real calls during specs.
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