badgerdb

func (Client) GetExperimentResult ¶ added in v0.16.0

func (cl Client) GetExperimentResult(namespace, experiment string) (*base.ExperimentResult, error)

GetExperimentResult sets the experiment result for a particular namespace and experiment name the data is []byte in order to make this function reusable for different tasks

func (Client) GetMetrics ¶

func (cl Client) GetMetrics(applicationName string, version int, signature string) (*storage.VersionMetrics, error)

GetMetrics returns a nested map of the metrics data for a particular application, version, and signature Example:

{
	"my-metric": {
		"MetricsOverTransactions": [1, 1, 3, 4, 5]
		"MetricsOverUsers": [2, 7, 5]
	}
}

NOTE: for users that have not produced any metrics (for example, via lookup()), GetMetrics() will add 0s for the extra users in metricsOverUsers

Example, given 5 total users:

{
	"my-metric": {
		"MetricsOverTransactions": [1, 1, 3, 4, 5]
		"MetricsOverUsers": [2, 7, 5, 0, 0]
	}
}

func (Client) SetExperimentResult ¶ added in v0.16.0

func (cl Client) SetExperimentResult(namespace, experiment string, data *base.ExperimentResult) error

SetExperimentResult sets the experiment result for a particular namespace and experiment name the data is []byte in order to make this function reusable for different tasks

func (Client) SetMetric ¶

func (cl Client) SetMetric(applicationName string, version int, signature, metric, user, transaction string, metricValue float64) error

SetMetric sets a metric based on the app name, version, signature, metric type, user name, transaction ID, and metric value with BadgerDB Example key: kt-metric::my-app::0::my-signature::my-metric::my-user::my-transaction-id -> my-metric-value

func (Client) SetUser ¶

func (cl Client) SetUser(applicationName string, version int, signature, user string) error

SetUser sets a user based on the app name, version, signature, and user name with BadgerDB Example key/value: kt-users::my-app::0::my-signature::my-user -> true