Publisher
davidkerekes
Pycolytics - Open Source Event Analytics
A plugin for interfacing with pycolytics, a tiny open source event logging webservice. It provides anonymized event logging with as little as a single function call. Key Features: Events are resources. You can export them, reuse them, set them from the editor. Automatic user-id and session-id generation, without requiring persistent storage. Automatic batched submissions, for minimal performance impact. Autoload included: For convenient logging. Built-in startup and shutdown events, with cust...
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Pycolytics Godot Client - Event Analytics
A Godot plugin for interfacing with pycolytics, a tiny, open source event logging webservice. It provides anonymized event logging with as little as a single function call.
Requires Godot 4.4 or higher.
Getting Started
- Install this plugin from the asset library, or by copying the addons folder from this repository into your project root folder.
- Enable the plugin (
pycolytics-godot) underProjectSettings/Plugins. - Install pycolytics
- Use the
PycoLogautoload, for examplePycoLog.log_event(...)to log your events.
For more examples, see examples/example.gd, or open up example.tscn in Godot!
Key Features
- Events are resources: You can export them, reuse them, set them from the editor!
- Automatic user-id and session-id generation, without requiring persistent storage.
- Automatic batched submission: Minimal performance impact.
- Autoload included: For convenient logging.
- Built-in startup and shutdown events. With customizable callbacks.
Configuration for Production
To log to a remote server, set addons/pycolytics/server_url and addons/pycolytics/api_key under project settings.
Contributing
Open an issue if you wish to contribute, or buy me a coffee if you find my work useful.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.