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AMPLITUDE-PYTHON
Python API for Amplitude Analytics Logging - https://amplitude.com
This API is a simple (unofficial) wrapper for the Amplitude HTTP API
Potential preparation before installing: create and activate virtualenv or conda environment
1.1 Install from pypi with conda or pip
pip install amplitude-python
1.2 Install from github
$ git clone https://github.com/atveit/amplitude-python.git
$ cd amplitude-python
$ python setup.py instal
2. Logging to Amplitude with amplitude-python
Recommend having a look at Amplitude HTTP API Documentation before start logging.
import amplitude
# initialize amplitude logger
amplitude_logger = amplitude.AmplitudeLogger(api_key = "SOME_API_KEY_STRING")
# example event
event_args = {"device_id":"somedeviceid", "event_type":"justtesting",
"event_properties":{"property1":"somevalue", "propertyN":"anothervalue"}
event = amplitude_logger.create_event(**event_args)
# send event to amplitude
amplitude_logger.log_event(event)
3. Test amplitude-python module
python setup.py test
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