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Author: croct-bot

README.md

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     <a href="https://github.com/croct-tech/exporter-client-node/issues">✨ Request Feature</a>
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 ## Introduction
 
 The Export API Client for Node allows any application written in server-side JavaScript to export events, sessions,
 and users with a few lines of code.
 
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 ## Getting Started
 
 The following steps will walk you through installing the client and integrating it into your application.
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 npm install @croct/export
 ```
 
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 ### Usage
 
 Now the library is installed, you need to initialize the client using the API key of the application you want to 
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 const api = new ExportApi(new Configuration({apiKey: '00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000'}));
 ```
 
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 From this point, you are all set to export data using one of the [export methods](#api-reference). However, developers 
 are usually interested in implementing a routine to export data periodically. If that is the case, there are two 
 approaches you can take to fetch data incrementally, as you will find out in the following sections.
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 })();
 ```
 
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 By reusing the previous cursor on subsequent requests, you guarantee that no data is missed between exports. However, 
 it requires some extra work to store the cursor between exports so that the next export can start from where the 
 previous one left off.
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 })();
 ```
 
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 The disadvantage of this approach is that there are no guarantees that the data relative to the specified time window 
 have been processed by the time you make the subsequent request. Such cases can happen when events arrive late, 
 recent data was not processed fast enough, or during maintenance windows.
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 })();
 ```
 
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 #### Exporting Sessions
 
 The `exportSessions` method exports sessions from the application associated with the API key, optionally filtered by 
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 })();
 ```
 
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 #### Exporting Users
 
 The `exportUsers` method exports users from the workspace associated with the API key, optionally filtered by 
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 })();
 ```
 
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 ## API Reference
 
 This reference documents all the methods available in the Export API.
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 constructor(configuration: Configuration);
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 #### Code Sample
 
 Here's a minimal example showing how initialize the client:
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 const api = new ExportApi(new Configuration({apiKey: '00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000'}));
 ```
 
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 ### exportEvents
 
 This method exports events from an application.
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 exportEvents(options: EventExportOptions): Promise<{data: {items: Event[], nextCursor: string}}>;
 ```
 
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 These are the currently supported options:
 
 | Option     | Type     | Description
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 })();
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 ### exportSessions
 
 This method exports sessions from an application.
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 exportEvents(options: SessionExportOptions): Promise<{data: {items: Session[], nextCursor: string}}>;
 ```
 
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 These are the currently supported options:
 
 | Option     | Type     | Description
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 })();
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 ### exportUsers
 
 This method exports users from a workspace.
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 exportUsers(options: UserExportOptions): Promise<{data: {items: User[], nextCursor: string}}>;
 ```
 
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 These are the currently supported options:
 
 | Option     | Type     | Description
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 })();
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 ## Support
 
 If this documentation has not answered all your questions, don't worry.