Get the request headers to be sent in requests by the SDK.
If you plan to gather metrics for your SDK, the User-Agent header value must
be a string similar to the following:
my-node-sdk/0.0.1 (lang=node.js; os.name=Linux; os.version=19.3.0; node.version=v10.15.3)
In the example above, the analytics tool will parse the user-agent header and
use the following properties:
"my-node-sdk" - the name of your sdk
"0.0.1"- the version of your sdk
"lang=node.js" - the language of the current sdk
"os.name=Linux; os.version=19.3.0; node.version=v10.15.3" - system information
Note: It is very important that the sdk name ends with the string -sdk,
as the analytics data collector uses this to gather usage data.
Get the request headers to be sent in requests by the SDK.
If you plan to gather metrics for your SDK, the User-Agent header value must be a string similar to the following: my-node-sdk/0.0.1 (lang=node.js; os.name=Linux; os.version=19.3.0; node.version=v10.15.3)
In the example above, the analytics tool will parse the user-agent header and use the following properties: "my-node-sdk" - the name of your sdk "0.0.1"- the version of your sdk "lang=node.js" - the language of the current sdk "os.name=Linux; os.version=19.3.0; node.version=v10.15.3" - system information
Note: It is very important that the sdk name ends with the string
-sdk, as the analytics data collector uses this to gather usage data.