mixpanel-csharp

Mixpanel is a great analitics platform, but unfortunetally there is no official integration library for .NET. So if you are writing code on .NET and want to use Mixpanel, then mixpanel-csharp can be an excellent choice. mixpanel-csharp main idea is to hide most api details (you don't need to remember what time formatting to use, or in which cases you should prefix properties with $) and concentrate on data that you want to analyze.

Features

Supports the following Mixpanel Ingestion API's:
- Track Events
- User Profiles
Send messages simultaneously or just create a message instance and send it later
Pass the message data in form that you prefer: predefined contract, IDictionary<string, object>, anonymous type or dynamic
Add properties globally to all messages with super properties. Usable for properties such as distinct_id
Great configurability. For example you can provide your own JSON serializer or function that will make HTTP requests
No dependencies. Keeps your project clean
Runs on .NET 4.6.1 and .NET Standard 2.0
Detailed documentation

Sample usage for track message

var mc = new MixpanelClient("e3bc4100330c35722740fb8c6f5abddc");
await mc.TrackAsync("Level Complete", new {
    DistinctId = "12345",
    LevelNumber = 5,
    Duration = TimeSpan.FromMinutes(1)
});

This will send the following JSON to https://api.mixpanel.com/track/:

{
  "event": "Level Complete",
  "properties": {
    "token": "e3bc4100330c35722740fb8c6f5abddc",
    "distinct_id": "12345",
    "LevelNumber": 5,
    "$duration": 60
  }
}

Sample usage for profile message

var mc = new MixpanelClient("e3bc4100330c35722740fb8c6f5abddc");
await mc.PeopleSetAsync(new {
    DistinctId = "12345",   
    Name = "Darth Vader",    
    Kills = 215
});

This will send the following JSON to https://api.mixpanel.com/engage/:

{
    "$token": "e3bc4100330c35722740fb8c6f5abddc",
    "$distinct_id": "12345",    
    "$set": {       
        "$name": "Darth Vader",      
        "Kills": 215
    }
}

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