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Please consider migration to PCL.
Here is a rough migration example alexshikov@7e1b459 though maybe you will have better solution.

await _customerIo.Campaign(17)
    .Where(broadcast => broadcast.InSegment(23))
    .Where(broadcast => broadcast.Customer.Interest == "roadrunners")
    .TriggerAsync(new { data = "foo" });

This would give us type safety (we already know what all the customer attributes are, but it would require adding a generic type argument to our entire class).

Everything in the API syntax, should be possible to implement using expression trees, but this may turn out to be a lot more work than required.

See:

• API triggered data format
• Broadcast trigger

Hello,

I'm trying to get CustomerIOSharp working within Unity 2018.1.9f2. I'm using Unity's .NET 4.x support, so everything should be working just fine. My code appears to be calling into the API correctly, but for some reason CustomerIO is not receiving either the events or the user property update. I am not catching any exceptions (though I'm fairly new to async in C# and may be making a mistake). Is there's something I'm missing here?

I've done some simple curl calls with my siteId and apiKey for sanity, and those work fine.

My wrapper looks like this:

public CustomerIOWrapper()
{
    _customerIo = new CustomerIo(_siteId, _apiKey);
}

public Task UpdateUser(IAnalyticsEventReport report)
{
    try
    {
        return _customerIo.IdentifyAsync(report.Dossier.ToCustomer());
    }
    catch (CustomerIoApiException e)
    {
        Dbg.WarningFormat("#customerio HTTP Response: {0}, Reason: {1}", e.HResult, e.Message);
        return new Task(() => Dbg.WarningFormat("#customerio HTTP Response: {0}, Reason: {1}", e.HResult, e.Message));
    }
}

private Task TrackEventAsync(string customerId, string eventName, IDictionary<string, object> data)
{
    Dbg.LogFormat("#customerio #analytics CustomerIO customerId: {0}", customerId);
    try
    {
        return _customerIo.TrackEventAsync(eventName, data, customerId: customerId);
    }
    catch (CustomerIoApiException e)
    {
        Dbg.WarningFormat("#customerio HTTP Response: {0}, Reason: {1}", e.HResult, e.Message);
        return new Task(() => Dbg.WarningFormat("#customerio HTTP Response: {0}, Reason: {1}", e.HResult, e.Message));
    }
}

Am I missing something stupid here?

Is there a better way I can log out the results from the HTTP call?

A new instance of HttpClient is created with every CustomerIO instance. I am concerned on HttpClient Socket Exhaustion. Do you have any opinion on this, please?