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+ # kansoku-js
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+ ## 0.1.0
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+ ### Minor Changes
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+ - b1c1458: Initial browser SDK: page views with navigation and attribution capture, session
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+ and identity helpers (including set-once traits and keyed email), experiment exposure,
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+ bounded persistent batching with retries, and lifecycle-safe beacon/keepalive exit delivery
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+ with `page_leave`. Cross-origin identity via parent-domain cookies and `linkTo` handoff,
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+ configurable bot flagging, and opt-in client error and web vitals capture (measurement code
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+ loads on demand). React provider and hooks support StrictMode and server rendering.
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+ MIT License
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+ Copyright (c) 2026 Nadeem Bitar
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- # Temporary Holding Version
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+ # kansoku-js
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- This version is a temporary placeholder for this package. An operational version to replace this has been submitted for review and is awaiting a staged release.
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+ Browser SDK for the Kansoku analytics service. Zero runtime dependencies; ESM with TypeScript declarations.
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+ ```typescript
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+ import { createKansoku } from "kansoku-js"
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+
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+ const analytics = createKansoku({
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+ baseUrl: "https://analytics.example.com",
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+ writeKey: "ksk_w_public_write_key",
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+ })
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+ analytics.track("signup_started", { plan: "team" })
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+ await analytics.flush()
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Browser capture
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+
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+ By default the client records the initial `page_view`, History API navigations and
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+ `session_start`. Each view can emit one best-effort `page_leave` on navigation or exit,
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+ with a monotonic duration and the original page identity/session. BFCache restoration starts
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+ a new view interval. Set `autocapture.pageLeave: false` to disable it. Initialise after the page title is set. Page views include the full URL,
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+ path, title, document referrer and UTM attribution (`utmSource`, `utmMedium`, `utmCampaign`,
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+ `utmContent`, `utmTerm`). History changes are captured on the next task so a router's
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+ push/replace pair records once; hash-only changes are ignored.
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+
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+ Call `page(properties?, options?)` for explicit page views. Disable automatic capture with
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+ `autocapture: { pageViews: false, sessions: false, pageLeave: false }`. `autoStart: false` defers the initial
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+ page view and History patch until `start()`. `stop()` removes the patch; restarting on the
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+ same URL does not record another initial view.
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+
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+ Each event collects locale, timezone, screen size, viewport size, user agent and library
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+ version. `options.context` can override these values. No IP address, fingerprint or precise
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+ location is collected by the SDK. URLs and caller-supplied properties may contain personal
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+ data: use `beforeSend` to redact them.
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+
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+ The default `botDetection: "flag"` adds Boolean context.bot using a bounded synthetic v1
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+ matcher and preserves an existing true. `"drop"` reports bot drops through onDrop/statistics;
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+ `"off"` adds no client flag. Privacy gates run first. The server independently classifies its
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+ request user agent, so client off does not turn off server bot handling.
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+
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+ See [one account across several properties](../../docs/guides/cross-origin-identity.md) for
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+ parent-domain cookies, open-tab reset/opt-out synchronization and explicit allowlisted linkTo
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+ handoff. Cross-site handoff acceptance is opt-in; it is not authentication.
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+
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+ ## Identity and experiments
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+
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+ `identify(userId, traits?, options?)` persists the user ID and sends governed set traits with
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+ explicit schema version 2. `identifyOnce(userId, traits?, options?)` does the same with set-once
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+ version 1. Both preserve the anonymous ID for server stitching. Governed string traits are
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+ `plan`, `signup_source`, `initial_plan`, `country` and `role`; `company_size` is a finite,
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+ nonnegative integer. Omitted traits stay unchanged and null is rejected. Set-once initializes
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+ an unset value; a later set replaces it. An explicit `{ schemaVersion: 1 }` on identify retains
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+ identity-only behavior. Current traits can reclassify historical metrics and are public
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+ analytics observations, never access-control facts.
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+ `alias(previousId, newId, properties?)` links identities for one event and leaves the stored
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+ user unchanged. Its ID arguments override any same-named custom properties.
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+ `group(organizationId, properties?)` persists the organisation for later
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+ events. `setIdentifiers({ device, fingerprint, email_hmac, email_sha256, cookie })` replaces optional
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+ identity signals; provide only the keys needed. Values must contain 1–256 printable,
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+ non-space ASCII characters. The anonymous ID already supplies the implicit cookie signal.
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+ `reset()` clears user, organisation, signals and exposure history and rotates anonymous and
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+ session IDs. Events already queued retain their original attribution. Call it explicitly at logout.
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+ `experiment(name, variant, properties?, { force?: boolean })` records `experiment_viewed`
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+ when a variant is actually shown. Names match `^[a-z0-9_.:-]{1,128}$`. The same pair is sent
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+ once per session unless `force: true` is given; it can be recorded again after `reset()`.
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+ The SDK records exposure and does not assign variants or evaluate feature flags.
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+
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+ `respectGlobalPrivacyControl: true` honors `navigator.globalPrivacyControl === true`.
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+ `respectDoNotTrack: true` honors the legacy DNT signal. Both default to false. These gates
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+ and opt-out silently skip automatic capture; explicit calls report `opted_out` drops.
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+
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+ ## Core API
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+
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+ `track(name, properties?, options?)` queues an event with anonymous and session IDs.
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+ `flush()` waits for pending batches. `stats` reports queued, accepted, bestEffortQueued, rejected and dropped
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+ counts. `onDrop(info)` receives `bot`, `queue_full`, `rejected`, `permanent_error`,
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+ `retries_exhausted`, `before_send`, `opted_out` or `invalid` and the affected events.
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+ `beforeSend(event)` can redact fields or return `null` to drop an event.
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+
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+ The client starts automatically. Pass `autoStart: false` to defer listeners and timers;
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+ call `start()` to activate them and `stop()` to remove them and begin a final flush.
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+ Both calls are idempotent and reversible. Framework integrations should pair them in their
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+ effect setup and cleanup. `shutdown()` stops, awaits the final flush and permanently closes
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+ the client. Explicit tracking while stopped still queues events.
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+ `optOut()` persists suppression and drops queued events; `optIn()` resumes acceptance.
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+ `getAnonymousId()`, `getUserId()` and `getSessionId()` expose current identity.
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+ Sessions renew after thirty minutes of inactivity by default.
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+ ## Delivery and storage
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+ Normal deliveries use `POST /v1/batch` with the public write key in `X-Api-Key`.
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+ HTTP 202 ends delivery, including individual rejections, which are counted as drops.
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+ 400, 401, 403, 404 and non-retryable 503 responses are permanent. Oversized batches (413)
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+ are split; an oversized single event is dropped. Unknown outcomes, transient 503 responses,
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+ network failures and timeouts retry with the same IDs and bounded exponential full jitter.
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+ A positive whole-second 429 Retry-After is a minimum delay. Every transmission stamps a
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+ serialization copy with sentAt from the same injected now clock; producer content and IDs stay fixed.
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+ Defaults: flush at 20 events or every five seconds, 100 events and 1 MiB per request,
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+ 1000 queued events, five retries, ten-second request timeout. The newest event is dropped
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+ when the queue is full. `schemaVersions` supplies event-level pins; a call's
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+ `options.schemaVersion` takes precedence. Supported versions are integers in `1..65535`.
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+ Identity, session and opt-out state use localStorage by default. Choose `storage: "cookie"`,
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+ `"memory"` or a custom `{ get, set, remove }` adapter. Keys use `storageKeyPrefix` (`kansoku`):
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+ `.anonymous_id`, `.user_id`, `.organization_id`, `.identifiers`, `.session`, `.opt_out`.
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+ The `.queue` mirror always uses per-tab sessionStorage (`persistQueue: false` disables it).
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+ Blocked browser storage falls back to memory. No fingerprint is generated. Keyed email identifiers are opaque backend-produced values; never expose the HMAC pepper to browser code. The normalization and rotation contract is owned by `mori://shinzui/kansoku` (`docs/guides/send-events.md`; artifact-level URI pending).
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+ On page exit, `exitTransport: "keepalive"` is the default. Opt into `"beacon"` with a server
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+ containing `mori://shinzui/kansoku/plans/39-beacon-ingest-route-for-page-exit-delivery`.
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+ Beacon sends a text/plain UTF-8 `{writeKey,batch}` envelope at `/v1/beacon`. No query-string
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+ credential or auth header is used. A true return increments `bestEffortQueued` and retains
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+ every mirrored event; it never increments accepted or permits HTTP-status fallback. False,
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+ missing or throwing APIs try keepalive fetch if the shared allowance permits. A later normal
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+ acknowledged retry removes the same IDs using server deduplication.
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+ All client instances share a conservative 60 KiB allowance per document, measuring complete
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+ UTF-8 serialized bodies including sentAt and body credentials. Keepalive reservations release
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+ when fetch settles; beacon has no completion callback, so its reservation lasts for that
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+ document, including BFCache restoration. Oversized events remain queued for normal delivery.
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+ Visibilitychange followed by pagehide performs one exit attempt. Other scripts can still consume
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+ the browser's shared quota; both exit transports may fail. Pending events are bounded by queue
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+ capacity, remain in per-tab sessionStorage when enabled, and can be lost when the tab closes.
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+
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+ The package imports safely without browser globals. Supported Node versions can use
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+ `require(esm)` (Node 20.19+, or 22.12+ on Node 22). Jest's default CommonJS mode needs an
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+ ESM transform allowlist or native ESM configuration.
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+ ## TypeScript reference
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+ ```typescript
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+ export interface KansokuOptions {
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+ baseUrl: string
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+ writeKey: string
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+ sourceService?: string
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+ autoStart?: boolean
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+ flushAt?: number
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+ flushIntervalMs?: number
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+ maxQueueSize?: number
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+ maxBatchEvents?: number
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+ maxBatchBytes?: number
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+ maxRetries?: number
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+ retryBaseDelayMs?: number
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+ requestTimeoutMs?: number
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+ persistQueue?: boolean
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+ storage?: "localStorage" | "cookie" | "memory" | StorageAdapter
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+ storageKeyPrefix?: string
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+ cookieDomain?: string
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+ sessionTimeoutMs?: number
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+ schemaVersions?: Record<string, number>
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+ autocapture?: { pageViews?: boolean; sessions?: boolean }
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+ optOut?: boolean
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+ respectDoNotTrack?: boolean
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+ respectGlobalPrivacyControl?: boolean
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+ beforeSend?: (event: AnalyticsEvent) => AnalyticsEvent | null
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+ onDrop?: (info: DropInfo) => void
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+ fetch?: typeof globalThis.fetch
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+ now?: () => number
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+ timers?: { setTimeout: typeof setTimeout; clearTimeout: typeof clearTimeout }
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+ debug?: boolean
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+ }
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+
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+ export interface KansokuClient {
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+ page(properties?: JsonObject, options?: TrackOptions): void
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+ identify(userId: string, traits?: JsonObject, options?: TrackOptions): void
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+ identifyOnce(userId: string, traits?: JsonObject, options?: TrackOptions): void
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+ alias(previousId: string, newId: string, properties?: JsonObject): void
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+ group(organizationId: string, properties?: JsonObject): void
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+ experiment(
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+ experiment: string,
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+ variant: string,
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+ properties?: JsonObject,
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+ options?: ExperimentOptions,
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+ ): void
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+ setIdentifiers(identifiers: Partial<Record<IdentifierKind, string>>): void
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+ reset(): void
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+ track(eventName: string, properties?: JsonObject, options?: TrackOptions): void
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+ flush(): Promise<void>
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+ start(): void
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+ stop(): void
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+ shutdown(): Promise<void>
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+ optOut(): void
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+ optIn(): void
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+ isOptedOut(): boolean
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+ getAnonymousId(): string
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+ getUserId(): string | undefined
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+ getSessionId(): string
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+ readonly stats: Readonly<KansokuStats>
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+ readonly config: ResolvedKansokuOptions
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+ }
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+ export interface ExperimentOptions {
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+ force?: boolean
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ ### Optional browser diagnostics
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+ `autocapture.clientErrors` and `autocapture.webVitals` are independent Boolean options, both
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+ `false` by default. Set either to `true` to capture sanitized uncaught errors or document-scoped
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+ performance measurements through the usual queue and `beforeSend`. Errors are bounded to ten
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+ per recorded view and thirty per minute. Vitals load a separate measurement file on demand;
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+ FCP/TTFB report immediately and LCP/CLS/INP finalize once on exit. They describe the first page
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+ view of a document or BFCache restore, not later SPA routes. Reset/opt-out retire pending
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+ attribution. Both event types count as server engagement and can change bounce and duration
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+ reports. Read the [delivery and privacy guide](../../docs/guides/delivery-and-privacy.md#optional-client-errors-and-web-vitals)
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+ for sanitization, units, exclusions, lifecycle and privacy details. The vanilla example's
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+ `?capture=1` switch enables both and exposes a **Throw error** button.
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+ import type { WebFields } from "./envelope.js";
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+ import type { AnalyticsEvent, JsonObject } from "./contract/wire.js";
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+ import type { WebFields } from "./envelope.js";
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+ import type { DropReason, KansokuClient, KansokuOptions, ResolvedKansokuOptions, TrackOptions } from "./types.js";
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+ export declare function resolveOptions(options: KansokuOptions): ResolvedKansokuOptions;
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+ export declare function createInternalClient(options: KansokuOptions, deferStart?: boolean): {
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+ config: Readonly<Required<Omit<KansokuOptions, "beforeSend" | "cookieDomain" | "onDrop">> & Pick<KansokuOptions, "beforeSend" | "cookieDomain" | "onDrop">>;
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+ readonly stats: Readonly<{
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+ accepted: number;
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+ bestEffortQueued: number;
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+ rejected: number;
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+ dropped: number;
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+ queued: number;
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+ }>;
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+ track(name: string, properties?: JsonObject, trackOptions?: TrackOptions): void;
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+ flush: () => Promise<void>;
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+ start(): void;
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+ stop(): void;
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+ shutdown(): Promise<void>;
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+ optOut(): void;
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+ optIn(): void;
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+ isOptedOut: () => boolean;
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+ getAnonymousId: () => string;
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+ getUserId: () => string | undefined;
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+ getSessionId: () => string;
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+ buildEvent: (name: string, properties?: JsonObject, trackOptions?: TrackOptions, webFields?: WebFields, ids?: {
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+ anonymousId?: string;
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+ userId?: string;
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+ }) => AnalyticsEvent;
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+ enqueueBuilt: (event: AnalyticsEvent, save?: boolean) => boolean;
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+ enqueueMany(events: AnalyticsEvent[]): void;
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+ registerContextProvider(provider: () => JsonObject): () => void;
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+ onStart: (install: () => (() => void) | void) => void;
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+ onExit(listener: () => void): () => void;
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+ drop: (reason: DropReason, events: AnalyticsEvent[], detail?: string) => void;
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+ isSuppressed: () => boolean;
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+ isStarted: () => boolean;
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+ setSuppression(check: () => boolean): void;
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+ identity: {
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+ hadPersistedIdentity: boolean;
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+ adoptAnonymousId(value: string): void;
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+ snapshot(): import("./envelope.js").IdentitySnapshot;
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+ setUserId(value: string): void;
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+ setOrganizationId(value: string): void;
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+ setIdentifiers(value: Partial<Record<import("./types.js").IdentifierKind, string>>): void;
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+ rotateAnonymousId(): string;
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+ clearUser(): void;
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+ };
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+ session: {
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+ current(nowMs: number): {
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+ id: string;
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+ started: boolean;
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+ };
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+ touch(nowMs: number): void;
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+ rotate: (nowMs: number) => {
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+ id: string;
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+ started: boolean;
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+ };
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+ };
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+ storage: import("./types.js").StorageAdapter;
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+ rotateSession(): void;
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+ };
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+ export type InternalClient = ReturnType<typeof createInternalClient>;
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+ export declare function createKansoku(options: KansokuOptions): KansokuClient;
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+ import type { JsonObject } from "./contract/wire.js";
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+ export declare function collectContext(version: string): JsonObject;
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+ export declare function isDoNotTrackEnabled(): boolean;
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+ export declare function isGlobalPrivacyControlEnabled(): boolean;
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+ export declare const PAGE_VIEW = "page_view";
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+ export declare const SESSION_START = "session_start";
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+ export declare const EXPERIMENT_VIEWED = "experiment_viewed";
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+ export declare const IDENTIFY = "identify";
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+ export declare const IDENTIFY_ONCE = "identify_once";
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+ export declare const ALIAS = "alias";
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+ export declare const GROUP = "group";
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+ export declare const BUILT_IN_SCHEMA_VERSIONS: Readonly<Record<string, number>>;
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+ export { IDENTIFIER_KINDS } from "../generated/identifier-kinds.js";
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+ export declare const MIN_SCHEMA_VERSION = 1;
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+ export declare const MAX_SCHEMA_VERSION = 65535;
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+ export declare const EXPERIMENT_NAME_PATTERN: RegExp;
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+ import type { AnalyticsEvent } from "./wire.js";
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+ export declare function isPlainObject(value: unknown): value is Record<string, unknown>;
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+ export declare function validateIdentifiers(value: unknown): string[];
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+ export declare function validateExperimentName(value: unknown): boolean;
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+ export declare function validateEvent(event: AnalyticsEvent): string[];
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+ export declare function validateGovernedTraits(event: Pick<AnalyticsEvent, "eventName" | "schemaVersion" | "userId" | "properties">): string[];
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+ import type { components } from "../generated/schema.js";
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+ export type JsonValue = string | number | boolean | null | JsonObject | JsonValue[];
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+ export interface JsonObject {
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+ [key: string]: JsonValue;
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+ }
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+ export type { paths } from "../generated/schema.js";
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+ export type AnalyticsEvent = components["schemas"]["AnalyticsEvent"];
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+ export type BeaconEnvelope = components["schemas"]["BeaconEnvelope"];
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+ export type BatchAck = components["schemas"]["BatchAck"];
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+ export type RejectedEvent = components["schemas"]["RejectedEvent"];
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+ export type ProblemDetails = components["schemas"]["ProblemDetails"];
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+ export type SchemaCatalog = components["schemas"]["SchemaCatalog"];
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+ export type EventVersions = components["schemas"]["EventVersions"];
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+ export type VersionedEventSchema = components["schemas"]["VersionedEventSchema"];
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+ export type ContractProperty = components["schemas"]["ContractProperty"];
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+ export type EventSource = components["schemas"]["EventSource"];
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+ export type IngestAck = components["schemas"]["IngestAck"];
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+ export type MetricPoint = components["schemas"]["MetricPoint"];
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+ import type { AnalyticsEvent, JsonObject } from "./contract/wire.js";
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+ import type { IdentifierKind, TrackOptions } from "./types.js";
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+ export interface IdentitySnapshot {
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+ anonymousId: string;
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+ userId?: string;
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+ organizationId?: string;
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+ identifiers?: Partial<Record<IdentifierKind, string>>;
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+ }
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+ export type WebFields = Pick<AnalyticsEvent, "url" | "referrer" | "utmSource" | "utmMedium" | "utmCampaign" | "utmContent" | "utmTerm">;
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+ export interface EnvelopeDependencies {
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+ identity: IdentitySnapshot;
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+ sessionId: string;
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+ config: {
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+ sourceService?: string;
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+ schemaVersions: Readonly<Record<string, number>>;
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+ now: () => number;
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+ };
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+ baseContext?: JsonObject;
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+ }
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+ export declare function randomId(): string;
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+ export declare function buildEvent(deps: EnvelopeDependencies, eventName: string, properties?: JsonObject, options?: TrackOptions, webFields?: WebFields, ids?: {
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+ anonymousId?: string;
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+ userId?: string;
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+ }): AnalyticsEvent;
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+ import type { InternalClient } from "./client.js";
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+ import type { AnalyticsEvent, JsonObject } from "./types.js";
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+ export declare function errorProperties(value: unknown, rejection?: boolean, crossOrigin?: boolean): JsonObject;
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+ export declare function createErrorCapture(core: InternalClient, snapshot: () => AnalyticsEvent | undefined, copy: (original: AnalyticsEvent, name: string, properties: JsonObject) => AnalyticsEvent): () => void;
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+ import type { InternalClient } from "./client.js";
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+ import type { ExperimentOptions, JsonObject } from "./types.js";
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+ export declare function recordExposure(client: InternalClient, experiment: string, variant: string, properties?: JsonObject, options?: ExperimentOptions): void;
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+ export declare const IDENTIFIER_KINDS: readonly ["cookie", "device", "fingerprint", "email_sha256", "email_hmac"];