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The hassle-free way to add Segment analytics to your React-Native app.
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import { createStore, Store } from '@segment/sovran-react-native';
import type { SegmentClient } from '../analytics';
import { defaultConfig } from '../constants';
import { UtilityPlugin } from '../plugin';
import { PluginType, SegmentEvent } from '../types';
import { createPromise } from '../util';
import { ErrorType, SegmentError } from '../errors';
/**
* This plugin manages a queue where all events get added to after timeline processing.
* It takes a onFlush callback to trigger any action particular to your destination sending events.
* It can autotrigger a flush of the queue when it reaches the config flushAt limit.
*/
export class QueueFlushingPlugin extends UtilityPlugin {
// Gets executed last to keep the queue after all timeline processing is done
type = PluginType.after;
private storeKey: string;
private isPendingUpload = false;
private queueStore: Store<{ events: SegmentEvent[] }> | undefined;
private onFlush: (events: SegmentEvent[]) => Promise<void>;
private isRestoredResolve: () => void;
private isRestored: Promise<void>;
private timeoutWarned = false;
/**
* @param onFlush callback to execute when the queue is flushed (either by reaching the limit or manually) e.g. code to upload events to your destination
* @param storeKey key to store the queue in the store. Must be unique per destination instance
* @param restoreTimeout time in ms to wait for the queue to be restored from the store before uploading events (default: 500ms)
*/
constructor(
onFlush: (events: SegmentEvent[]) => Promise<void>,
storeKey = 'events',
restoreTimeout = 1000
) {
super();
this.onFlush = onFlush;
this.storeKey = storeKey;
const { promise, resolve } = createPromise<void>(restoreTimeout);
this.isRestored = promise;
this.isRestoredResolve = resolve;
}
configure(analytics: SegmentClient): void {
super.configure(analytics);
const config = analytics?.getConfig() ?? defaultConfig;
// Create its own storage per SegmentDestination instance to support multiple instances
this.queueStore = createStore(
{ events: [] as SegmentEvent[] },
{
persist: {
storeId: `${config.writeKey}-${this.storeKey}`,
persistor: config.storePersistor,
saveDelay: config.storePersistorSaveDelay ?? 0,
onInitialized: () => {
this.isRestoredResolve();
},
},
}
);
}
async execute(event: SegmentEvent): Promise<SegmentEvent | undefined> {
await this.queueStore?.dispatch((state) => {
const events = [...state.events, event];
return { events };
});
return event;
}
/**
* Calls the onFlush callback with the events in the queue
*/
async flush() {
// Wait for the queue to be restored
try {
await this.isRestored;
if (this.timeoutWarned === true) {
this.analytics?.logger.info('Flush triggered successfully.');
this.timeoutWarned = false;
}
} catch (e) {
// If the queue is not restored before the timeout, we will notify but not block flushing events
this.analytics?.reportInternalError(
new SegmentError(
ErrorType.InitializationError,
'Queue restoration timeout',
e
)
);
if (this.timeoutWarned === false) {
this.analytics?.logger.warn(
'Flush triggered but queue restoration and settings loading not complete. Flush will be retried.',
e
);
this.timeoutWarned = true;
}
}
const events = (await this.queueStore?.getState(true))?.events ?? [];
if (!this.isPendingUpload) {
try {
this.isPendingUpload = true;
await this.onFlush(events);
} finally {
this.isPendingUpload = false;
}
}
}
/**
* Removes one or multiple events from the queue
* @param events events to remove
*/
async dequeue(events: SegmentEvent | SegmentEvent[]) {
await this.queueStore?.dispatch((state) => {
const eventsToRemove = Array.isArray(events) ? events : [events];
if (eventsToRemove.length === 0 || state.events.length === 0) {
return state;
}
const setToRemove = new Set(eventsToRemove);
const filteredEvents = state.events.filter((e) => !setToRemove.has(e));
return { events: filteredEvents };
});
}
}