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# This file contains the nessesary configuration options for RetentionMagic. # ==> User Class # The user class that is used by RetentionMagic. The records of this class # will be tracked and automatically devided into monthly cohort groups. RetentionMagic.user_class = "User" # ==> Activation Counters # This is a list of columns that contain counters towards a user's activation # actions over the total lifetime of the user. # # For example, when you have a blogging app and the number of posts someone # writes is an important metric for your app you would specify: # # RetentionMagic.activation_counter_columns = [ :posts_count ] # # These column need to be present on the model you specified as user_class. # For example, you can use Rails counter_cache on a Post=>belongs_to=>User # relation to keep the posts_count column up-to-date. # RetentionMagic.activation_counter_columns = [ ] # ==> Retention Models # This is the list of model class names that you want to track retention for. # RetentionMagic will use the model's created_at column to build a retention # graph for your users. If you add more than one model, any of them count # towards the retention of your user. # # For example, when you run a blogging app or maybe a forum app and writing # posts and commenting on other people's post is your metric for activation, # you would specify: # # RetentionMagic.retention_models = %w( Post Comment ) # RetentionMagic.retention_models = %w()
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