Data API 2.0

If, for some reason, you cannot use the devtodev SDK, or some events cannot be tracked on the client side, you can use the devtodev data API. Using the API, you can send a set of events that almost completely replicates the capabilities of the SDK. However, you will need to independently prepare data about the device/user and also independently track the start and duration of sessions.

Request format

URL:

https://api.devtodev.com/v2/analytics/report?appId=sampleApplicationId

Field	Required	Description
appId	Yes	devtodev application ID

POST data is received by the server in compressed or text form, depending on the value of the "Content-type" field in the HTTP header.

All the transferred data must be in UTF8 encoding.

The archive must contain JSON with one or more events for one or several users.

The packet size cannot exceed 2 MB in its uncompressed state. Packages that exсeed this size can't be processed.

Headers:

Header	Type	Required	Description
Content-type	String	Yes	The possible values for the "Content-type" field are: application/json - for sending uncompressed JSON data application/zstd - for sending data compressed using Facebook's standard algorithm application/gzip - for sending data compressed using gzip algorithms

Example POST Data:

{  
    "reports" : [
        {
            "deviceId" : "deviceId",
            "previousDeviceId" : "samplePreviousMainId",
            "userId" : "sampleUserId",
            "previousUserId" : "samplePreviousUserId",
            "devtodevId": 6123517,
            "packages" : [
                {
                    "language" : "en",
                    "country": "US",
                    "ip": "154.12.121.11",
                    "appVersion" : "1.0",
                    "appBuildVersion": "30",
                    "sdkVersion" : "2.0",
                    "sdkCodeVersion" : 20,
                    "bundle" : "com.example.application",
                    "installationSource" : "",
                    "engine": "Unity",
                    "events" : [
                        ... //see Events section
                    ]
                },
                {
                    ...
                }
            ]  
        },
        ...
    ]
}

The reports object contains:

Parameter	Type	Required	Description
deviceId	String (64)	Yes	Current (actual) Device ID
previousDeviceId	String (64)	Should be sent if the Device ID is changed	Previous Device ID
userId	String (64)	When accounting by User ID	Current (actual) User ID
previousUserId	String (64)	Should be sent if the User ID is changed (renamed)	Previous User ID
devtodevId	Long	No	Numeric user/device account ID in the devtodev database. We recommend using this identifier if you are using SDK and API at the same time. Get this identifier on the SDK side, save it on your server and use it to send data via API. Sending other identifiers is not necessary in this case.
package	Array	Yes	Packets with events that happened to the user (see below)

Each packet consists of the following fields:

Parameter	Type	Required	Description
language	String (3)	Yes	User/device language (ISO 639-1, ISO 639-2, ISO 639-3)
country	String (2)	Yes	User/device country (ISO_3166-1_alpha-2). Only needed in the server-server protocol
ip	String (15)	No	The IP address of the device. Only needed in the server-server protocol. Used to determine the user's country if country is not specified
appVersion	String (64)	No	App version
appBuildVersion	String	No	Application build version. A string value is used for compatibility across all platforms
sdkVersion	String	No	Version of the integrated SDK
bundle	String	No	Application bundle
engine	String	No	Application platform/engine (Native, Unity, Unreal, Air)
installationSource	String	No	Only for Android. The installer bundle is passed as the value. It determines where the application was installed from (apk, Google Play, Amazon, etc). Used to detect and prevent illegal apk installs
events	Array	Yes	Events in the order they are generated (details below)

Response

The server responds with code 200 if everything is OK.

HTTP Code	State
413	Incorrect size of the data packet (exceeds the maximum)
400	devtodev App ID is absent
401	Incorrect devtodev App ID
403	Administrative restrictions on data received from a client
400	The error of data unpacking { "error_message":"Wrong GZIP format" }
400	The error of JSON format { "error_message":"Wrong JSON format" }
200	OK. Data received

Service Events

Device Info

Contains information about the user's device. It must be sent as the first event when a new user is created. Additionally, it is desirable to send an event at the beginning of each session.

Parameter	Platform	Required	Type	Description
code	Any	Yes	String	The unique ID of the event. Takes the value "di"
timestamp	Any	Yes	Long	The date the event was generated. Unix timestamp in milliseconds
osVersion	Any	No	String	Operating system version
os	Any	No	String	OS family name (Android, iOS, Mac, Windows…)
displayPpi	Any	No	Int	Screen pixel density
displayResolution	Any	No	String	Screen resolution in pixels, sent as "longSide"x"shortSide" ("1024x768")
displayDiagonal	Any	No	Double	Screen size (inches)
manufacturer	Android, iOS, Mac	No	String	Device manufacturer (Apple, Samsung)
model	Android, iOS, Mac	No	String	Device model. Value of the name (iOS), model (Android)
deviceType	Any	No	Int	Device Type: 0 - Unknown 1 - Phone 2 - Tablet 3 - Desktop 4 - Watch 5 - TV 6 - Simulator
timeZoneOffset	Any	No	Int	The UTC offset (or time offset) in seconds
rooted	Any	No	Int	Is the device rooted
isLimitAdTrackingEnabled	iOS, Android, Windows	No	Bool	Whether ad tracking restriction is enabled
userAgent	Any	No	String	User-Agent header
idfv	iOS, Mac	No	String	identifierForVendor
idfa	iOS, Mac	No	String	advertisingIdentifier
androidId	Android	No	String	Device SSAID. Not recommended for use
advertisingId	Android, Windows	No	String	Advertising ID
serialId	Android, Windows	No	String	Build.Serial (Android). Not recommended for use.
uuid	Android, Windows, iOS, macOS	No	String	RFC 4122 CFUUID | Apple Developer Documentation
instanceId	Android	No	String	InstanceId.Get();
sandboxState	iOS	No	Int	Information about how the application is built: undefined (0) / sandbox (1) / production (2)

Example

{
	"code": "di",
	"timestamp": 1694783505123,
	"osVersion": "10.2.2",
	"os": "iOS",
	"displayPpi": 401,
	"displayResolution": "1920x1080",
	"dispalyDiagonal": "5.5",
	"manufacturer": "Apple",
	"model": "iPhone8,2",
	"userAgent": "Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_12_2) AppleWebKit/602.3.12 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/10.0.2 Safari/602.3.12",
	"timeZoneOffset": 7200,
	"idfv": "30FE1CE1-1125-4657-97B0-638744C3C6D1",
	"idfa": "0A60DCF2-3186-4801-9192-D8CFA995DD6D"
}

Session Start

Sends information about the start of a new session.

Parameter	Required	Type	Description
code	Yes	String	The unique ID of the event. Takes the value "ss"
timestamp	Yes	Long	The date of the new session start. Unix timestamp in milliseconds
level	Yes	Int	User (player) level at the time the event was generated
sessionId	No	Long	The ID of the current session. This is a kind of key by which you can link all user events that occurred during one session. This can be a session start timestamp, or you can use some custom numeric ID, or the user's session sequence number if you have that data.

Example

{
    "code": "ss",
    "timestamp": 1694783505123,
    "level": 1
}

User Engagement

Sends information about the duration of user activity. This can be either the full length of the session or a part of the user's session while the application was in focus.

Parameter	Required	Type	Description
code	Yes	String	The unique ID of the event. Takes the value "ue"
timestamp	Yes	Long	The date the event was generated. Unix timestamp in milliseconds
level	Yes	Int	User (player) level at the time the event was generated
length	Yes	Int	Full session duration or a part of a user session in seconds
sessionId	No	Long	The ID of the current session

Example

{
    "code": "ue",
    "timestamp": 1694783735122,
    "level": 1,
    "length": 230,
    "sessionId": 1694783505123
}

Setting User Tracking Status (GDPR)

This event denies/allows tracking of user data and also implements the right to be forgotten in accordance with the requirements of the GDPR.

A developer must use this event in case a user doesn’t want their data to be sent and processed in the devtodev system.

When calling the event with the parameter "trackingAllowed": false, it is a command to the server to delete all user’s personal data that has been collected by devtodev from this app and a command to block the collection of any data of this user in future.

The user will remain in the devtodev system only as an impersonal unit in the previously aggregated metrics.

If it is set to “true”, tracking can be enabled again. In this case, the user will be considered new.

Parameter	Required	Type	Description
code	Yes	String	The unique ID of the event. Takes the value "ts"
trackingAllowed	Yes	Bool	Enable (true) or disable (false) user tracking
timestamp	Yes	Long	The date the event was generated. Unix timestamp in milliseconds

Example

{
    "code": "ts",
    "trackingAllowed": false,
    "timestamp": 1694783565763
}

Alive

Service event. Not obligatory. Ping event for the server. It is required to correctly display a player online if more than 5 minutes have passed since his last sent event.

Parameter	Required	Type	Description
code	Yes	String	The unique ID of the event. Takes the value "al"
timestamp	Yes	Long	The date the event was generated. Unix timestamp in milliseconds
sessionId	No	Long	The ID of the current session

Example

{
    "code": "al",
    "timestamp": 1694783607178
}

User properties

People

Each devtodev project can have up to 30 custom user properties.

Attention! We strongly recommend that you do not use these properties to transfer and store data that fits the definition of personal data!

Parameter	Required	Type	Description
code	Yes	String	The unique ID of the event. Takes the value "pl"
timestamp	Yes	Long	The date the event was generated. Unix timestamp in milliseconds
level	Yes	Int	User (player) level at the time the event was generated
parameters	Yes	Object<Key, Value>	User characteristics in key-value format. May contain predefined (tester, cheater, name, email, phone, photo, gender, age) and custom user propery names. User custom property values can be a number, a string (up to 500 symbols), or a boolean value
sessionId	No	Long	The ID of the current session

Predefined user properties (in addition to 30 custom user properties).

Property	Required	Type	Description
tester	No	bool	Set true if user is a tester. This user's data will not be used to calculate metrics.
cheater	No	bool	Set true if user is a cheater. This user's data will not be used to calculate metrics.

Example

{
	"code": "pl",
	"timestamp": 1694783511089,
	"sessionId": 1694783505123,
	"level": 2,
	"parameters": {
		"name": "John Doe",
		"cheater": false,
		"age": 21
	}
}

Basic Events

Custom Event

If you want to track non-basic events (below), you can create custom events of your own. How you are going to apply them, depends solely on you.

devtodev supports not more than 300 custom event names in a single project. Events that exceed the limit of custom event names will be discarded. Try to integrate the tracked actions by type to the event name level, and move the characteristic tags to the parameters.

For example, if you need to track purchases of “Paper” and “Pen” items, you don’t need to create two events with the names “Paper Purchase” and “Pen Purchase”. Instead. create a single “Purchase” event and add an “Item” parameter with the appropriate value of “Paper” or “Pen”. This way, you can use just one event to track many items.

For a string parameter, you can use no more than 50,000 unique values ​​for the entire history of events. If the number of unique values exceeds the limit, the parameter gets locked by the system and is discarded from the received data. Therefore, we don’t recommend using highly variable parameters like user IDs or time as string values ​​(moreover, they are automatically added to the event).

We strongly recommend that you do not change the data type passed in the same parameter. If you change the data type in a parameter, it will be duplicated with the same name, which may cause issues while processing reports.

We strongly recommend that you do not use custom event properties to transfer and store data that fits the definition of personal data!

Parameter	Required	Type	Description
code	Yes	String	The unique ID of the event. Takes the value "ce"
timestamp	Yes	Long	The date the event was generated. Unix timestamp in milliseconds
level	Yes	Int	User (player) level at the time the event was generated
name	Yes	String (72)	Custom event name
parameters	No	Object<Key (32),Value>	Custom event parameters
sessionId	No	Long	The ID of the current session

Example

{
	"code": "ce",
	"timestamp": 1694783521034,
	"sessionId": 1694783505123,
	"level": 2,
	"name": "eventName",
	"parameters": {
		"intParameter": 134,
		"stringParameter": "hello",  //255 symbols max
		"doubleParameter": 12.98
	}
}

Real Payment

To track payments in a real currency, dispatch this event right after the system validates that the payment went through successfully. The event is fundamental and mandatory for all the app metrics related to monetization.

By default (easy to change in the app’s settings), the devtodev server invalidates transactions with previously-used identifiers. Additionally, the server performs identifier checks based on their outer appearance in order to avoid obvious fraud.

Parameter	Required	Type	Description
code	Yes	String	The unique ID of the event. Takes the value "rp"
timestamp	Yes	Long	The date the event was generated. Unix timestamp in milliseconds
level	Yes	Int	User (player) level at the time the event was generated
productId	Yes	String (255)	Product name. We recommend using the product SKU
orderId	Yes	String (64)	Unique transaction ID
price	Yes	Double	Price in user currency
currencyCode	Yes	String (3)	ISO 4217 alphabetic code of the user's currency
sessionId	No	Long	The ID of the current session

Example

{
	"code": "rp",
	"timestamp": 1694783605101,
	"sessionId": 1694783505123,
	"level": 2,
	"productId": "starter_pack",
	"orderId": "GPA.100054271428",
	"price": 19.99,
	"currencyCode": "USD"
}

Onboarding (tutorial)

Tracks the progress of the user's initial training (tutorial). The event is used to build a funnel through which users go through learning stages (steps). Each step is represented by an integer greater than 0. If you plan to add additional intermediate learning steps, you can number the steps initially, for example, in increments of 10. Additionally, three constants are used to describe the start of training, successful completion of training, and skipping the entire training process.

Recommended sequence for dispatching events:

1. Training started (-1).

2. Sequential sending of events at the entrance to the next learning step (1...N).

3. Completion of training after passing the last step of training (-2).

he tutorial skip logic assumes that a single event with a value of 0 is sent, replacing the entire sequence described above.

Parameter	Required	Type	Description
code	Yes	String	The unique ID of the event. Takes the value "tr"
timestamp	Yes	Long	The date the event was generated. Unix timestamp in milliseconds
level	Yes	Int	User (player) level at the time the event was generated
step	Yes	Int	Tutorial step number or predefined values (0, -1, -2 see above)
sessionId	No	Long	The ID of the current session

Example

{
	"code": "tr",
	"timestamp": 1694783715371,
	"sessionId": 1694783505123,
	"level": 2,
	"step": -1
}

Virtual Currency Payment

This event is for games only.

Pass this event after every purchase if you want to track in-app (virtual) currency spends and items’ popularity. You can apply this event to both games and any apps with virtual currency.

Parameter	Required	Type	Description
code	Yes	String	The unique ID of the event. Takes the value "vp" ("ip" in the previous version of the API)
timestamp	Yes	Long	The date the event was generated. Unix timestamp in milliseconds
level	Yes	Int	User (player) level at the time the event was generated
purchaseAmount	Yes	Int	Number of items purchased
purchasePrice	Yes	Object<String (24), Number>	Currency and price of the purchased items (or currencies, if there are multiple)
purchaseType	Yes	String (96)	The group to which the item belongs
purchaseId	Yes	String (32)	Item ID or name
sessionId	No	Long	The ID of the current session

Example

{
	"code": "vp",
	"timestamp": 1694783555833,
	"sessionId": 1694783505123,
	"level": 2,
	"purchaseId": "house_327",
	"purchaseAmount": 2,
	"purchasePrice": {
		"coins": 500,
		"wood": 2
	},
	"purchaseType": "buildings"
}

Currency Accrual

This event is for games only.

The event involves the accumulation of in-game currency or resources. It contains data on the amount of in-game currency earned or purchased by the user. It is highly undesirable to send this data transactionally. Instead, please send aggregated data for a specific period, such as 5-10 minutes. Additionally, the accumulation of data must be interrupted, and an event should be sent if the user's level has changed.

Attention! The total number of tracked unique resources (virtual currencies) cannot exceed 30 items throughout the project's lifespan.

Furthermore, apart from grouping by type (earned/purchased), there is also a grouping by the source of income.

Parameter	Required	Type	Description
code	Yes	String	The unique ID of the event. Takes the value "ca"
timestamp	Yes	Long	The date the event was generated. Unix timestamp in milliseconds
level	Yes	Int	User (player) level at the time the event was generated
bought	Yes one or both (bought and earned)	Object<String, Object<String (24), Number>>	Resources of the type "bought" (purchased) aggregated over a specific period by source and resource name
earned	Yes one or both (bought and earned)	Object<String, Object<String (24), Number>>	Resources of type "earned" aggregated over a specific period by source and resource name
sessionId	No	Long	The ID of the current session

{
	"code": "ca",
	"timestamp": 1694783625364,
	"sessionId": 1694783505123,
	"level": 2,
	"bought": {
		"sourceA": {
			"resource1": 1231,
			"resource2": 1231
		},
		"sourceB": {
			"resource1": 12,
			"resource2": 31
		},
		"sourceC": {
			"resource2": 40,
			"resource1": 10
		}
	},
	"earned": {
		"sourceA": {
			"resource1": 1231,
			"resource2": 1231
		},
		"sourceD": {
			"resource1": 1231,
			"resource2": 1231
		}
	}
}

Current Balance

This event is for games only.

This event is used to generate a preset game report called Economy Balance (currency balance with grouping by days). This report shows the approximate amount of virtual currency on users' hands, which is useful for planning and checking the results of campaigns aimed at removing excess virtual currency from the application.

This event should not be sent more than once per day for a user.

Parameter	Required	Type	Description
code	Yes	String	The unique ID of the event. Takes the value "cb"
balance	Yes	Object<String, Long>	User's balances of virtual currencies or resources at the time the event was generated
timestamp	Yes	Long	The date the event was generated. Unix timestamp in milliseconds
level	Yes	Int	User (player) level at the time the event was generated
sessionId	No	Long	The ID of the current session

Example

{
	"code": "cb",
	"timestamp": 1694783615284,
	"sessionId": 1694783505123,
	"level": 2,
	"balance": {
		"money1": 123,
		"money2": 11
	}
}

Level Up

This event is for games only.

Leveling up the user (player). The event is triggered when the user reaches a new level. In addition o the achieved level number, you can also include data on the balance of virtual currencies or resources at the time the new level was reached, as well as the total amount of currencies or resources spent, earned and purchased by the user during the previous level progression.

Attention! The total number of tracked unique resources (virtual currencies) cannot exceed 30 items throughout the entire life of the project.

Parameter	Required	Type	Description
code	Yes	String	The unique ID of the event. Takes the value "lu"
timestamp	Yes	Long	The date the event was generated. Unix timestamp in milliseconds
level	Yes	Int	User (player) level achieved by the user
balance	No	Object<String (24), Number>	User's balances of virtual currencies or resources at the time of leveling up
spent	No	Object<String (24), Number>	Total expenses of resources (virtual currency) by the user during level progression In the SDK, this data is aggregated from virtual currency payment events
earned	No	Object<String (24), Number>	The total amount of resources (virtual currency) earned by the user during level progression In the SDK, this data is aggregated from CurrencyAccrual events with the "earned" type
bought	No	Object<String (24), Number>	The total number of resources (virtual currency) purchased by the user for real currency during level progression In the SDK, data is aggregated from the CurrencyAccrual events with the "bought" type
sessionId	No	Long	The ID of the current session

Example

{
	"code": "lu",
	"timestamp": 1694783675815,
	"sessionId": 1694783505123,
	"level": 2,
	"balance": {
		"money1": 123,
		"money2": 11
	},
	"spent": {
		"money1": 12,
		"money2": 2,
		"wood": 12
	},
	"earned": {
		"crystals": 5
	},
	"bought": {
		"wood": 200
	}
}

Progression Event

This event is for games only.

First of all, the progression event is used in games with short (within one game session) areas/game levels, for example, match 3 games. You can use the event to collect data on how well or how fast users complete levels, how difficult it is for them, how many resources they gained or spent, and other relevant parameters.

Parameter	Required	Type	Description
code	Yes	String	The unique ID of the event. Takes the value "pe"
timestap	Yes	Long	The date the event was generated. Unix timestamp in milliseconds
level	Yes	Int	User (player) level at the time the event was generated
parameters	Yes	Object	Event parameters. See below
spent	No	Object<String (24), Number>	Resources consumed during an area completion
earned	No	Object<String (24), Number>	Resources earned during an area completion.
name	Yes	String (40)	The name of the event. It is usually the number or the name of the area/location/level.
sessionId	No	Long

parameters object:

Parameter	Required	Type	Description
difficulty	No	Int	An optional difficulty value
source	No	String (40)	The name of the previous progression event used for connecting events together. E.g. a previous area visited by the player
success	Yes	Bool	The completion event result: “true” if successful, “false” if unsuccessful/lost
duration	Yes	Long	Time in seconds taken to complete the area

Example

{
	"code": "pe",
	"timestamp": 1694783885625,
	"sessionId": 1694783505123,
	"level": 2,
	"name": "MyAwesomeLocation",
	"parameters": {
		"source": "location1",
		"difficulty": 1,
		"success": true,
		"duration": 180
	},
	"spent": {
		"money1": 12,
		"money2": 2,
		"wood": 12
	},
	"earned": {
		"money1": 8,
		"money2": 2,
		"stone": 1
	}
}

All events generated during the passage of the location are recommended to be marked with the key "inProgress," the value of which indicates the name of the location (Progression event name).

Example

{
	"code": "rp",
	"timestamp": 1694783895114,
	"sessionId": 1694783505123,
	"level": 2,
	"productId": "starter_pack",
	"orderId": "GPA.100054271428",
	"price": 19.99,
	"currencyCode": "USD",
	"inProgress": ["MyAwesomeLocation"]
}

Secondary Events

Referral

Tracking the source of the application installation. Sent once per user. Does not need to be sent if ad trackers such as AppsFlyer are integrated in the project settings or the devtodev custom postback API is used.

Parameter	Required	Type	Description
code	Yes	String	The unique ID of the event. Takes the value "rf"
timestamp	Yes	Long	The date the event was generated. Unix timestamp in milliseconds
source	No	String	Ad network name
campaign	No	String	Ad campaign name
content	No	String	Campaign content (for example, for A/B testing of site elements or contextual ads)
medium	No	String	Traffic type
term	No	String	Campaign search term (for example, PPC keywords)
sessionId	No	Long	The ID of the current session

Example

{
	"code": "rf",
	"timestamp": 1694783915948,
	"sessionId": 1694783505123,
	"source": "google",
	"campaign": "christmas",
	"content": "sale for ducks",
	"medium": "traff",
	"term": "a,b,c,d,e"
}

Ad Impression

The event is used for individual tracking of ad revenue on user devices. This method is used if there are CPI data available on the client device (they can be obtained from the ad network SDK).

Do not apply this event if you use ad networks that utilize the server-server protocol for sending ad revenue data (ironSource, AppLovin MAX, and Fyber networks) and you already set up this method of data collection because if you use both data sources, your revenue data may be duplicated.

Parameter	Required	Type	Description
code	Yes	String	The unique ID of the event. Takes the value "adrv"
timestamp	Yes	Long	The date the event was generated. Unix timestamp in milliseconds
source	No	String (100)	Impression data source name
ad_network	Yes	String (100)	The name of the ad network that delivered the impression
placement	No	String (100)	Placement of the banner
ad_unit	No	String (100)	Banner title
revenue	Yes	Double	Reward for displaying a banner in USD
sessionId	No	Long	The ID of the current session

Example

{
	"code": "adrv",
	"timestamp": 1694783775187,
	"sessionId": 1694783505123,
	"source": "IronSource",
	"ad_network": "Facebook",
	"placement": "End of the round",
	"ad_unit": "TestAdUnit",
	"revenue": 0.3434
}

Social Connect

The event tracks the user's connection to a social network. It is sent at the moment when the application receives information about the successful authorization of the user on the social network.

Parameter	Required	Type	Description
code	Yes	String	The unique ID of the event. Takes the value "sc"
timestamp	Yes	Long	The date the event was generated. Unix timestamp in milliseconds
level	Yes	Int	User (player) level at the time the event was generated
socialNetwork	Yes	String	Code or name of the social network. May contain predefined values (see below)
sessionId	No	Long	The ID of the current session

Example

{
	"code": "sc",
	"timestamp": 1694783815155,
	"sessionId": 1694783505123,
	"level": 2,
	"socialNetwork": "fb"
}

Preset social network codes

Social Network	Code
Vkontakte	vk
Twitter	tw
Facebook	fb
Google Plus	gp
WhatsApp	wp
Viber	vb
Evernote	en
Google Mail	gm
LinkedIn	in
Pinterest	pi
Qzone	qq
Reddit	rt
Renren	rr
Tumblr	tb

Social Post

The event tracks the user's posts on the social network. It is dispatched when a success report is received from the network, if possible.

Parameter	Required	Type	Description
code	Yes	String	The unique ID of the event. Takes the value "sp"
timestamp	Yes	Long	The date the event was generated. Unix timestamp in milliseconds
level	Yes	Int	User (player) level at the time the event was generated
socialNetwork	Yes	String	Code or name of the social network. May contain predefined values (see above)
postReason	Yes	String	Reason for posting
sessionId	No	Long	The ID of the current session

Example

{
	"code": "sp",
	"timestamp": 1694783905478,
	"sessionId": 1694783505123,
	"level": 2,
	"socialNetwork": "fb",
	"postReason": "quest_completed"
}

Example

An example of a package describing a single session of a single user.

Note: devtodev does not accept data that is older than 7 days and data that is more than 3 hours in the future. If you want to use this example, you will need to edit the timestamp parameters.

{
	"reports": [{
		"deviceId": "0A60DCF2-3186-4801-9192-D8CFA995DD6D",
		"userId": "u_100500",
		"packages": [{
			"language": "en",
			"country": "US",
			"appVersion": "1.0",
			"events": [{
					"code": "di",
					"osVersion": "10.2.2",
					"os": "iOS",
					"displayPpi": 401,
					"displayResolution": "1920x1080",
					"dispalyDiagonal": "5.5",
					"manufacturer": "Apple",
					"model": "iPhone8,2",
					"userAgent": "Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_12_2) AppleWebKit/602.3.12 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/10.0.2 Safari/602.3.12",
					"timeZoneOffset": 7200,
					"idfv": "30FE1CE1-1125-4657-97B0-638744C3C6D1",
					"idfa": "0A60DCF2-3186-4801-9192-D8CFA995DD6D",
					"timestamp": 1694783505122
				}, {
					"code": "ss",
					"timestamp": 1694783505123,
					"level": 1
				}, {
					"code": "pl",
					"timestamp": 1694783511089,
					"sessionId": 1694783505123,
					"level": 1,
					"parameters": {
						"name": "John Doe",
						"cheater": false,
						"age": 21
					}
				}, {
					"code": "tr",
					"timestamp": 1694783715371,
					"sessionId": 1694783505123,
					"level": 1,
					"step": -1
				}, {
					"code": "tr",
					"timestamp": 1694783725344,
					"sessionId": 1694783505123,
					"level": 1,
					"step": 1
				}, {
					"code": "lu",
					"timestamp": 1694783736345,
					"sessionId": 1694783505123,
					"level": 2,
					"balance": {
						"money1": 123,
						"money2": 11
					}
				}, {
					"code": "tr",
					"timestamp": 1694783741456,
					"sessionId": 1694783505123,
					"level": 2,
					"step": 2
				}, {
					"code": "tr",
					"timestamp": 1694783752425,
					"sessionId": 1694783505123,
					"level": 2,
					"step": -2
				}, {
					"code": "ce",
					"timestamp": 1694783773675,
					"sessionId": 1694783505123,
					"level": 2,
					"name": "eventName",
					"parameters": {
						"intParameter": 134,
						"stringParameter": "hello",
						"doubleParameter": 12.98
					}
				},
				{
					"code": "rp",
					"timestamp": 1694783798278,
					"sessionId": 1694783505123,
					"level": 2,
					"productId": "com.example.application.starterpack",
					"orderId": "280001601071201",
					"price": 19.99,
					"currencyCode": "USD"

				}, {
					"code": "ue",
					"timestamp": 1694783898278,
					"level": 2,
					"length": 393,
					"sessionId": 1694783505123
				}
			]
		}]
	}]
}