To keep track of important user flows and interactions such as signup, login, upgrade, checkout and app purchases, transactions are required. Code must be added to specify where a transaction begins and ends.
Following are some of the custom transaction functions used in Atatus.
Beginning a transaction
To start a transaction, make use of the beginTransaction() function. When using this function, Atatus will start to time the duration of the transaction.
Syntax
atatus.beginTransaction(transaction_name)
Parameter
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| transaction_name | String (Required) | Transaction name. |
Example
atatus.beginTransaction("Login");
Ending a transaction
To know if a transaction currently running has successfully completed, use the endTransaction() function. The transaction time will be recorded and reported to Atatus.
Syntax
atatus.endTransaction(transaction_name)
Example
atatus.endTransaction("Checkout");
Failing a transaction
The failTransaction() function will notify Atatus on the failure of any transaction. The time at which the transaction fails will be recorded and reported to Atatus.
Syntax
atatus.failTransaction(transaction_name)
Example
atatus.failTransaction("Signup");
You can either call endTransaction() or failTransaction() to record a transaction. Both the functions cannot be used together.
Recording a transaction with duration
To record a transaction with a time duration (ms), the recordTransaction() function is used. This function is useful when you do not begin or end a transaction.
Syntax
atatus.recordTransaction(transaction_name, time)
Parameter
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| transaction_name | String (Required) | Transaction name. |
| time | Number (Required) | Time duration in milliseconds(ms). |
Example
atatus.recordTransaction("Login", 5)
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