Add & edit properties and emit new events. Users will pass through this code everytime they are updated or generate events.

Actions are micro-batched: The code will not run every time an Event is recorded, but rather wait and receive several events at once.

When a User is updated, Processor will receive it along with all the events performed since the last batch. Events are sent exactly once.

It is up to you to avoid infinite loops: Those calls count against your quotas and can burn through it pretty quickly.

A sample user with all his/her properties, segments, account, latest events and changes since last recompute. You can search for a specific user.

Write Javascript code to manipulate data, call hull.track() and hull.traits() to update User. ES6 is supported. You can't use asynchronous code and external libraries. We provide several utilities out of the box. see below.

Example:

console.log(`Hello ${user.name}`);
hull.traits({ coconuts: 12, swallows: 12 });
hull.traits({ coconuts: 13 });
hull.traits({ coconuts: 14 }, { source: 'clearbit' });

//BEWARE - if you apply a trait operation (such as 'inc')
//without a if() condition, you trigger an infinite loop;
hull.traits({ swallows: { operation: 'inc', value: 2 } });

//BEWARE - if you track() without a if() condition
//you trigger an infinite loop.
if(false) { hull.track("Viewed Monthy Python", { coconuts: 12 });}

Be careful to not apply trait operations (such as increments) unconditionally otherwise you'll end up with an infinite increment loop.

Be careful to not generate events unconditionally otherwise you'll end up with an infinite loop of events and recomputations.

A preview of the updated user, a summary of the changes that would be applied and eventual logs and errors from the console

• When you're satisfied, click Save.
• Code will start running for each newly modified user once saved.
• Code will not back-process users who don't change.
• You can trigger a batch from the dashboard to force a pass of processing
• For Batches, Events won't be sent again