Variable FACEBOOK_ANALYTICS_ENDPOINTSConst
FACEBOOK_ANALYTICS_ENDPOINTS: {
logging_client_events: "https://graph.facebook.com/logging_client_events";
pigeon_health_metrics: "https://graph.facebook.com/pigeon_health_metrics";
reliability_event_log_upload: "https://b-www.facebook.com/mobile/reliability_event_log_upload/";
} = ...
Type Declaration
Readonlylogging_client_events: "https://graph.facebook.com/logging_client_events"
Readonlypigeon_health_metrics: "https://graph.facebook.com/pigeon_health_metrics"
Readonlyreliability_event_log_upload: "https://b-www.facebook.com/mobile/reliability_event_log_upload/"
The app family's analytics wires outside the Instagram analytics hosts — the endpoints Meta's servers expose, the same for every platform's app — each named by its host and path together, no other path on those hosts being the family's: the Facebook SDK's legacy event log (
graph.facebook.com/logging_client_events; a request built with the relative pathlogging_client_eventsis the same endpoint), the Pigeon logger's health counters (graph.facebook.com/pigeon_health_metrics) and the reliability log (b-www.facebook.com/mobile/reliability_event_log_upload/). Which channel of a platform uploads to which of them is the platform's declaration.Exported because FacebookAnalyticsEndpoint is their key union: the table is the one place the endpoints are written, and the type names it. (
@igpapi/corepublishes all its exports; nothing internal is hidden here.)