Handling Stats

Here is an example of code in JavaScript to save the stats of the plugin

interface AppInfos {
  version_name: string
  action: 'delete' |
          'reset' |
          'set' |
          'set_fail' |
          'update_fail' |
          'download_fail' |
          'update_fail' |
          'download_10' |
          'download_20' |
          'download_30' |
          'download_40' |
          'download_50' |
          'download_60' |
          'download_70' |
          'download_80' |
          'download_90' |
          'download_complete'
  version_build: string
  version_code: string
  version_os: string
  plugin_version: string
  platform: string
  app_id: string
  device_id: string
  custom_id?: string
  is_prod?: boolean
  is_emulator?: boolean
}

export const handler: Handler = async (event) => {
  const body = JSON.parse(event.body || '{}') as AppInfos
  const {
    platform,
    app_id,
    action,
    version_code,
    version_os,
    device_id,
    version_name,
    version_build,
    plugin_version,
  } = body
  console.log('update asked', platform,
    app_id,
    action,
    version_os,
    version_code,
    device_id,
    version_name,
    version_build,
    plugin_version)
  // Save it in your database
  return { status: 'ok' }
}

This endpoint should return a JSON:

{ "status": "ok" }

Actions:

• delete : when a bundle is deleted locally
• reset : when the app reset to the built-in bundle
• set : when app sets a new bundle
• set_fail : when app couldn’t find the ID of the bundle set
• update_fail : send after the delay and notifyAppReady never called
• download_fail : when download never finished
• download_complete: When download finish
• download_xx: Send every 10% of download ex : download_20, download_70
• update_fail: when the bundle fails to do notifyAppReady in the timeframe