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Favorite event

post
https://dev.simonsignal.com/events/v1/collect

Post favorite event data to Simon Data. See Event Details and Descriptions for more detail.

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Favorites are measured using the track command with the favorite event type. Details about the product are added in properties.

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Production Server

Use the form below and try it editor on the right to test your code with either the development or the staging server.

To send live calls, replace the url with the correct Production server endpoint:

https://simonsignal.com/http/v1/collect
Body Params
string
enum
required

Event type: page_view, etc

Allowed:
properties
object
required
string
enum
required

The high level type of request being sent in can be either track or identify.

Allowed:
string

Custom user identifier

traits
object
string
required

The internal partnerId Simon uses to identify the customer's site.

context
object
required

A dictionary containing optional fields about the context of the event.

string
required

A unique identifier for the device. If no unique identifier for the device can be maintained this may be a unique identifier for the current session (max length: 45 characters).

string
required

The shared secret used for authentication.

string

The public IP address of the users device if available.

integer
required

Epoch time in milliseconds of when the request was sent. Epoch time is the number of milliseconds that have elapsed since January 1, 1970 (midnight UTC/GMT).

integer

The time difference between UTC time and local time, in minutes. See https://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_gettimezoneoffset.asp for an example.

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200

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application/json

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