// // MixpanelPeople.h // Mixpanel // // Created by Sam Green on 6/16/16. // Copyright © 2016 Mixpanel. All rights reserved. // #import NS_ASSUME_NONNULL_BEGIN /*! Mixpanel People API. Access to the Mixpanel People API, available as a property on the main Mixpanel API. You should not instantiate this object yourself. An instance of it will be available as a property of the main Mixpanel object. Calls to Mixpanel People methods will look like this: 
 [mixpanel.people increment:@"App Opens" by:[NSNumber numberWithInt:1]];
Please note that the core Mixpanel and MixpanelPeople classes share the identify: method. The Mixpanel identify: affects the distinct_id property of events sent by track: and track:properties: and determines which Mixpanel People user record will be updated by set:, increment: and other MixpanelPeople methods. If you are going to set your own distinct IDs for core Mixpanel event tracking, make sure to use the same distinct IDs when using Mixpanel People. */ @interface MixpanelPeople : NSObject /*! controls the $ignore_time property in any subsequent MixpanelPeople operation. If the $ignore_time property is present and true in your request, Mixpanel will not automatically update the "Last Seen" property of the profile. Otherwise, Mixpanel will add a "Last Seen" property associated with the current time for all $set, $append, and $add operations Defaults to NO. */ @property (atomic) BOOL ignoreTime; /*! Register the given device to receive push notifications. This will associate the device token with the current user in Mixpanel People, which will allow you to send push notifications to the user from the Mixpanel People web interface. You should call this method with the NSData token passed to application:didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken:. @param deviceToken device token as returned application:didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken: */ - (void)addPushDeviceToken:(NSData *)deviceToken; /*! Unregister the given device to receive push notifications. This will unset all of the push tokens saved to this people profile. This is useful in conjunction with a call to `reset`, or when a user is logging out. */ - (void)removeAllPushDeviceTokens; /*! Unregister a specific device token from the ability to receive push notifications. This will remove the provided push token saved to this people profile. This is useful in conjunction with a call to `reset`, or when a user is logging out. @param deviceToken device token to be unregistered */ - (void)removePushDeviceToken:(NSData *)deviceToken; /*! Set properties on the current user in Mixpanel People. The properties will be set on the current user. The keys must be NSString objects and the values should be NSString, NSNumber, NSArray, NSDate, or NSNull objects. We use an NSAssert to enforce this type requirement. In release mode, the assert is stripped out and we will silently convert incorrect types to strings using [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@", value]. You can override the default the current project token and distinct ID by including the special properties: $token and $distinct_id. If the existing user record on the server already has a value for a given property, the old value is overwritten. Other existing properties will not be affected. 
 // applies to both Mixpanel Engagement track: AND Mixpanel People set: and
 // increment: calls
 [mixpanel identify:distinctId];
@param properties properties dictionary */ - (void)set:(NSDictionary *)properties; /*! Convenience method for setting a single property in Mixpanel People. Property keys must be NSString objects and values must be NSString, NSNumber, NSNull, NSArray, NSDictionary, NSDate or NSURL objects. @param property property name @param object property value */ - (void)set:(NSString *)property to:(id)object; /*! Set properties on the current user in Mixpanel People, but don't overwrite if there is an existing value. This method is identical to set: except it will only set properties that are not already set. It is particularly useful for collecting data about the user's initial experience and source, as well as dates representing the first time something happened. @param properties properties dictionary */ - (void)setOnce:(NSDictionary *)properties; /*! Remove a list of properties and their values from the current user's profile in Mixpanel People. The properties array must ony contain NSString names of properties. For properties that don't exist there will be no effect. @param properties properties array */ - (void)unset:(NSArray *)properties; /*! Increment the given numeric properties by the given values. Property keys must be NSString names of numeric properties. A property is numeric if its current value is a number. If a property does not exist, it will be set to the increment amount. Property values must be NSNumber objects. @param properties properties dictionary */ - (void)increment:(NSDictionary *)properties; /*! Convenience method for incrementing a single numeric property by the specified amount. @param property property name @param amount amount to increment by */ - (void)increment:(NSString *)property by:(NSNumber *)amount; /*! Append values to list properties. Property keys must be NSString objects and values must be NSString, NSNumber, NSNull, NSArray, NSDictionary, NSDate or NSURL objects. @param properties mapping of list property names to values to append */ - (void)append:(NSDictionary *)properties; /*! Union list properties. Property keys must be NSString objects. @param properties mapping of list property names to lists to union */ - (void)union:(NSDictionary *)properties; /*! Remove list properties. Property keys must be NSString objects and values must be NSString, NSNumber, NSNull, NSArray, NSDictionary, NSDate or NSURL objects. @param properties mapping of list property names to values to remove */ - (void)remove:(NSDictionary *)properties; /*! Track money spent by the current user for revenue analytics. @param amount amount of revenue received */ - (void)trackCharge:(NSNumber *)amount; /*! Track money spent by the current user for revenue analytics and associate properties with the charge. Charge properties allow you segment on types of revenue. For instance, you could record a product ID with each charge so that you could segment on it in revenue analytics to see which products are generating the most revenue. */ - (void)trackCharge:(NSNumber *)amount withProperties:(nullable NSDictionary *)properties; /*! Delete current user's revenue history. */ - (void)clearCharges; /*! Delete current user's record from Mixpanel People. */ - (void)deleteUser; @end NS_ASSUME_NONNULL_END