sample-user-transformers VS rudderstack-docs

/*** * Docs: https://docs.rudderstack.com/getting-started/adding-a-new-user-transformation-in-rudderstack * Examples: https://github.com/rudderlabs/sample-user-transformers ***/ // Load the Library import {rudderEmail} from 'isRudderEmail'; // Transform Event Here export function transformEvent(event) { // Evaluate the email address const notRudderEmail = !rudderEmail(event.context.traits.email); if ( // Ignore Rudder Emails notRudderEmail ) { // do some code here ]; // Because Not Rudder Email, return event return event; } return; }

For more information and technical details on using the RudderStack Transformations API, check out the docs. We've also built some handy transformation templates that you can use to create your transformations. Find them in our GitHub repository.

We maintain an open-source repository of Transformations templates that implement a wide variety of data transformations - from data masking, attribute removal, and event filtering to event enrichment. The JavaScript code for individual transformations is stored in this repo. You can copy it, edit it to work with your data, and paste it into RudderStack Transformations.

Like a lot of companies, we use Salesforce. It's one of our most popular destinations, but most people don't typically use it as a source for streaming event data. We also use Clearbit for lead enrichment and have published a user transformation in our git library that we routinely call prior to sending new leads into Salesforce.

You can define user transformations in the Configuration Plane of your RudderStack setup. Few sample user transformations are available on our GitHub. This blog provides an insight into one such sample transformation that you can use for:

2/ Featured tools this week - Transform and RudderStack

RudderStack is an open-source Customer Data Pipeline that allows you to track and send real-time events from your web, mobile, and server-side sources to your entire customer data stack. Our primary repository - rudder-server - is open-sourced on GitHub.

This post will explain how your customer data pipeline can help improve your data privacy and how to ensure your data privacy with RudderStack.

However, limitations to traditional CDPs, especially around connecting to best-of-breed customer tooling and exposing data for use across an organization have driven a new generation of non-CDPs. Solutions like Snowplow's (website, GitHub) data delivery platform and RudderStack's (website, GitHub) customer data platform for developers ingest data from a multitude of sources, apply in-stream transformations, and route data to your data warehouse, like Snowplow, or your warehouse plus your preferred customer tooling destinations for activation, like RudderStack.

I learned many lessons from this journey - lessons that deserve a post of their own - but there's one lesson that I learned early on that stands out. In this blog, I talk about why we merged Blendo with RudderStack, building the team and working together to build a great product.

In fact, developers have already started contributing to our documentation. Recently, Benedikt from the Userlist team created the docs for the Userlist destination for RudderStack (see the pull request here). They also built the Userlist integration, submitted a pull request, and it is now live on our platform! This is the beauty of open source!

TLDR: general steps/starting point for setting up an app with Rudderstack ( or Segment) to track customer events

As a part of our SDK roadmap at RudderStack, we wanted to develop a Flutter SDK. Our existing SDKs include features such as storing event details and persisting user details on the database, and much more. However, these features are already implemented in our Android and iOS SDKs.

To load Stripe data into Postgres, you can use platforms such as Stitch Data and Rudderstack. In this guide, we will use Stitch Data because it is a cheap and a fast solution.

With your Tracking Plans in place, you can use the existing Data Governance API's to evaluate your inbound events, payload samples and metadata to compare them against your plans. You can also use the RudderTyper tool we're releasing alongside Tracking Plans. RudderTyper is a tool for generating strongly-typed RudderStack analytics library wrappers based on your published tracking plan specs, meaning your data will conform to your defined schema upon capture.