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@datazoom/collector_shaka
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## Introduction Datazoom is a high availability real-time data collection solution. This document summarizes how to integrate with the Datazoom platform.
Shaka
Datazoom is a high availability real-time data collection solution. This document summarizes how to integrate with the Datazoom platform.
npm i @datazoom/collector_shaka
datazoom.init({
configuration_id:"CONFIG_ID"
});
Note: Replace the CONFIG_ID value with the collector configuration ID.
To activate data collection for Shaka instance, create a Datazoom context which references the player instance with the following snippet:
let playerContext = datazoom.createContext(playerManager);
Example
import datazoom from '@datazoom/collector_shaka'
...
let playerContext;
...
datazoom.init({
configuration_id:"CONFIG_ID"
});
playerContext = datazoom.createContext(playerManager);
FAQs
## Introduction Datazoom is a high availability real-time data collection solution. This document summarizes how to integrate with the Datazoom platform.
The npm package @datazoom/collector_shaka receives a total of 310 weekly downloads. As such, @datazoom/collector_shaka popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @datazoom/collector_shaka demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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