1k-analytics

Standardize event tracking by applying a decorator-based logger using @LogToServer() to route user behavior events through a single analytics pipeline to Mixpanel. This enforces uniform instrumentation across multiple scopes and scenes.

Prevent inconsistent analytics logging by replacing sprinkled direct calls with a decorator-driven pattern. The @LogToServer() decorator routes events to the analytics server, providing clear guardrails and best-practice patterns for data handling.

Log user behavior events to Mixpanel by defining an event method in a scene with @LogToServer(), then invoking it via defaultLogger.{scope}.{scene}.{event} to send the tracked data synchronously to the analytics server.

Yes, you can use decorator-driven analytics for high-frequency events in mobile apps. The approach includes specific guidance on avoiding common pitfalls like event deduplication and ensuring methods return synchronous params for reliable tracking.

A limitation of using a decorator-based logger is that event methods must return data synchronously. Additionally, developers must handle secure data routing and manage deduplication of high-frequency events manually to avoid tracking bloat.

No, 1k-analytics operates without external dependencies. It uses an internal decorator-based logger and scopes structure to route events directly to Mixpanel via the integrated analytics service.