@heycatch/sdk 0.8.2-dev.1657 → 0.8.3-dev.2140
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- package/README.md +28 -1
- package/dist/index.cjs +2 -2
- package/dist/index.js +2 -2
- package/dist/react-native.cjs +1 -1
- package/dist/server.cjs +1 -1
- package/dist/server.js +1 -1
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/README.md
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@@ -5,6 +5,33 @@ The official [HeyCatch](https://heycatch.ai) package for your app.
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_(AI Agents: the setup guide is https://heycatch.ai/agents.md - you also need
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the project key from the user's HeyCatch dashboard Install page.)_
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## Sign-in and sign-out
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Call `setIdentity` right after sign-in and `resetIdentity` on sign-out:
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```ts
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// After sign-in. A stable internal user id - never an email or a session
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// token. Email and name, if you send them, go in the properties.
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analytics.setIdentity(user.id, { email: user.email, name: user.name });
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analytics.resetIdentity(); // on sign-out, so the next person starts anonymous
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```
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Skip `resetIdentity` and the device keeps the signed-out user's identity.
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Everything the next person does before signing in is recorded as the
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previous user. On a shared device - a work tablet, a kiosk, a family
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computer - whoever uses it without signing in lands in the last signed-in
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user's profile, which then describes several people. HeyCatch's per-user summaries and recommendations are written from
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those profiles, so they end up describing someone who does not exist.
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`setIdentity` with a different user than the one already signed in resets
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on its own, so a direct account switch is safe. What it cannot know is that
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someone signed out and left: only your sign-out handler knows that.
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`resetIdentity` works in the browser and in React Native. On the server it
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is a no-op, so isomorphic sign-out code still resolves there - but the call
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has to run on the device to take effect.
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## Privacy & consent options
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`init()` accepts optional privacy/consent options alongside `projectKey`. Every
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maskAllText: true, // strip captured elements' text content
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maskAllElementAttributes: true, // strip captured elements' attributes
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propertyDenylist: ['some_property'], // drop specific properties from every event (HeyCatch's own attribution keys can't be denylisted)
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beforeSend: event => event, // runs on every event right before it's queued; return null to drop it
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beforeSend: event => event, // runs on every event right before it's queued; return null to drop it (the SDK's own delivery and attribution keys are put back after it)
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persistence: 'localStorage', // where the distinct id + super properties are stored
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disablePersistence: false, // disable persistence entirely
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cookieExpirationDays: 365, // days before the persistence cookie expires
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