Game Closure DevKit Plugin: Flurry

Installation

Add devkit to depencies section of the manifest.

"dependencies": {
    "flurry": "https://github.com/hashcube/flurry.git#master"
}

Setup

Create a new app in the Flurry dashboard and add your application key to your manifest.json file under the ios or android section as necessary.

Under the Android/iOS sections, you can configure the Flurry plugin:

    "android": {
        "flurryKey": "MUmm2eD3qdBSPlcLb3qz"
    }

    "ios": {
        "flurryKey": "MUmm2eD3qdBSPlcLb3qz"
    }

To use Flurry tracking in your game, import the flurry object:

import flurry;

Then send individual track events like this:

flurry.track("myEvent", {
    "score": 999,
    "coins": 11,
    "isRandomParameter": true
});

If you assign unique ids to your users you can send that on to flurry so it can keep track of users in the same way you are:

flurry.setUserId(userId);

Testing

To test for successful integration, build your game:

devkit debug native-android --clean --open

Then watch logcat:

adb logcat | grep flurry

If Flurry is hooked up properly, you'll see something like this:

D/FlurryAgent( 4673): Sending report to: http://data.flurry.com/aap.do
D/JS      ( 4673): LOG plugins.flurry.install {flurry} track:  AppStart [object Object]
D/JS      ( 4673): LOG plugins.flurry.install {flurry} track:  UpgradePriceGroup [object Object]
E/JS      ( 4673): {flurry} track - success: AppStart 
E/JS      ( 4673): {flurry} track - success: UpgradePriceGroup

(You'll see your own logs instead of AppStart and UpgradePriceGroup)

You can conclusively confirm events are going through on the Flurry website.

Platform-specific notes

Browsers

Nothing actually gets sent to Flurry in browsers, but you'll still see logs that look like this:

D/JS      ( 4673): LOG plugins.flurry.flurry {flurry} track:  AppStart [object Object]

You can use these logs to implement tracking in your game.