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perl-WebService-Async-Segment

Unofficial support for segment.com API. It provides a Future-based async wrapper for Segment HTTP API. Supports standard fields both in snake_case and camelCase.

Using


use WebService::Async::Segment;
use IO::Async::Loop;

my $segment = WebService::Async::Segment->new(
    write_key=>'SOURCE_WRITE_KEY'
);

my $loop = IO::Async::Loop->new;
$loop->add($segment);

my $customer = $segment->new_customer(
    user_id => 'some_id',
    traits => {
        email => '[email protected]',
    }
);

### API calls api call (non-blocking)
$customer->identify();
$customer->track( event => 'buy', properties => {...} );

### API calls api call (blocking)
$customer->identify()->get;
$customer->track( event => 'buy', properties => {...} )->get;

Notes

Segment HTTP API accepts fields in camelCase only (e.g. userId and sentAt); the wrapper accepts these fields both in camelCase and snake_case (e.g. user_id and sent_at). Automatic conversion from snake_case to camelCase is performed on standard API fields only; custom fields are kept untouched. For exmaple:

$segment->new_customer(
    user_id => 'some_id',                     #standard field, will be converted to userId
    traits => {
        first_name => 'Matt',                 #standard field, will be converted to firstName
        my_company_attr => 'custom field'     #non-standard filed, will be sent without change
    }
);

Please note that all api call subroutines (WebService::Async::Segment::method_call, WebService::Async::Segment::Customer::identify and WebService::Async::Segment::Customer::track) are asynchronous, returning a Future object instead of waiting for the tasks to be finished.

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