I have started to hookup basic analytics for our game and my thought was start basic and work my way up from there so here is a snippet that records a key/value pair:

public void RecordAnalytic(string key, string value)
    {

        GSRequestData data = new GSRequestData();
        data.AddString("value", value);

        new AnalyticsRequest()
            .SetKey(key)
            .SetData(data)
            .Send((response =>
            {
                if(!response.HasErrors)
                {
                    Debug.Log(string.Format("Analytic Recorded - Key:{0} Value:{1}", key, value));
                }
                else
                {
                    Debug.Log(string.Format("Failed Recording Analytic - Key:{0} Value:{1}", key, value));
                }
            }));
    }

  It looks like it recorded it as here is my Request/Response:

GS: SEND:{"@class":".AnalyticsRequest","key":"MovesUsed","data":{"value":"26"},"requestId":"635540848857508858_150"}

GS: RECV:{"@class":".AnalyticsResponse","requestId":"635540848857508858_150","scriptData":null}

Looked at the NoSQL and Analytics interface for about 30 minutes trying to find a way to get this data back out and I seem to be at a loss.  Full disclosure, I have a relational database background so NoSQL concepts are a bit new to me, but what is the best way to get this up on my custom analytics dashboard and query it in the NoSQL interface?

Bonus Question:

Would it be easier/more efficient to send all of the data in one GSRequestData JSON object that I wanted to record at once instead of sending key/value pairs one at a time?

So I tried using just the Test Harness with pretty much the same results.  Here was my request in JSON:

{
 "@class": ".AnalyticsRequest",
 "data": {"value": "1"},
 "end": true,
 "key": "MovesUsed",
 "start": true,
}

And here is my test harness response back:

{
 "@class": ".AnalyticsResponse",
 "scriptData": null
}

Waited 10 minutes and didn't see anything in my custom analytics nor was I able to find anything in the NoSQL database.  I'm probably just missing some concept here.  Any help would be appreciated!

Thanks,

Matt

This is what I see:

Where would I go from here to create a chart configuration?

Also, is there a way to query it in the NoSQL interface?

Thanks Jamie!

Matt

Bump!

Matt, did you resolved this problem?

Lukasz,

I have it recording the analytics now, but for some reason the string value that I'm passing in is not saving.  I have attached the NoSQL query in a screenshot:

Thoughts?

Matt