Impressions

Tracking impressions allows you to learn what specific users are not interested in. If the app often shows posts about football, and the user never engages with those posts, we can conclude that we’re displaying the wrong content. The code below shows how to track that a user viewed 3 specific activities:

const impression = {
  content_list: [
    {
      foreign_id: "post:42",
      actor: { id: "user:2353540" },
      verb: "share",
      object: { id: "song:34349698" },
    },
  ],
  feed_id: "timeline:tom",
};

client.trackImpression(impression);

client.send(new Impression.EventBuilder()
  .withContentList(
    new Content.ContentBuilder()
      .withForeignId("tweet:34349698")
      .withAttribute("verb", "share")
      .withAttribute("actor", new ContentAttribute("1", "user1"))
      .build(),
    new Content.ContentBuilder()
      .withForeignId("tweet:34349699")
      .build(),
    new Content.ContentBuilder()
      .withForeignId("tweet:34349610")
      .build()
  )
  .withFeedId("flat:tommaso")
  .withLocation("android-app")
  .build()
);

Be sure to use the same Foreign Ids as used in your feeds. This allows Stream to understand the content of the activities.

Parameters

name	type	description	default	optional
content_list	list of strings or objects	The list of content the user is looking at. Either a list of IDs or objects.	-
feed_id	string	The feed the user is looking at.	-	✓
location	string	The location in your app (i.e. email, homepage, profile page, etc.)	-	✓

Engagements

Email Tracking