Seguimiento de eventos en tiempo real y torre de control de tu SaaS y plataformas

You are integrating LogsNinja into this project.

LogsNinja is a real-time event tracking and push notification platform. Use its REST API to log application events, track users, update dashboard metrics, and trigger instant push notifications to mobile and desktop devices.

LogsNinja provides no SDK – all integration is done via plain HTTP calls using the libraries and conventions already present in this project.

## Fetch the full API documentation

Before writing any integration code, fetch the complete reference in Markdown:

  curl https://logsninja.com/es/docs -H "Accept: text/markdown"

Read it carefully – it covers all endpoints, request fields, response codes, rate limits, and examples.

## Core concepts

**Events** – send a POST to /v1/events. All fields are covered in the documentation.
**Streams** – lightweight channels grouping events. Auto-created on first use (e.g. "payments", "errors").
**Users** – PUT /v1/users to create or update a user profile. The same id is used in the user field when sending events. Optional country_code is caller-supplied (LogsNinja does not geolocate IPs itself) – see the full docs for how to obtain it.
**Metrics** – PUT /v1/metrics to create or update a numeric, text, currency, or percent dashboard tile. Supports atomic diff increments.
**Presence** – POST /v1/ping to signal a user is online without creating an event.
**Event chains** – link events sequentially with before/after fields to trace multi-step workflows.
**Charts** – POST/GET/PATCH/DELETE /v1/org/charts to manage dashboard charts. Same fields and validation rules as the dashboard's own chart editor.
**Widgets** – POST/GET/PATCH/DELETE /v1/org/widgets (plus POST /v1/org/widgets/reorder) to manage what's on the dashboard. The dashboard is a masonry layout, not a rigid grid: "small" widgets (metric, online_users) are meant for width 1 or 2 and render at exactly half the visual height of "large" widgets (chart, world_map, events_7d, top_countries), meant for width 2 or 3 (full row) – keep that in mind when arranging one via the API.

## Authentication

All requests require:

  Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_TOKEN

Creating an account and generating a token both require a human to sign in
to the LogsNinja dashboard - you cannot do either yourself. If you don't
already have a token (e.g. in an environment variable), stop and ask the
person you're working with to create one at https://logsninja.com/es/my/tokens
and give it to you (for example as a LOGSNINJA_API_TOKEN environment
variable) before you continue.

## API base URL

  https://api.logsninja.com/v1

## MCP server

If you are an AI agent with MCP support rather than a code-generation assistant, LogsNinja is also usable directly as an MCP server at https://logsninja.com/mcp (same Bearer token as above) – it exposes tools to manage charts and dashboard widgets, explore project data, and create/delete test events, users, and metrics, without writing HTTP calls yourself. See the full docs for the tool list.

## Integration guidelines

- Use the HTTP client and patterns already established in this project – do not introduce new dependencies.
- All LogsNinja calls must be fire-and-forget from the application's perspective: they must never block the main flow or surface errors to the end user.
- Apply a 3-second timeout to every HTTP call, if possible.
- If this project already has a job queue, background worker, or retry mechanism, use it for LogsNinja calls.
- If no such mechanism exists, wrap calls in a silent try/catch (or equivalent) so that a LogsNinja failure has zero impact on the application.

## What to instrument

Scan the codebase and identify meaningful moments to send events: key user actions, business transactions, errors, background jobs, and any other signal that would be useful to monitor. For each, choose a descriptive title and a fitting emoji. Once done, provide a summary of every integration point added.

## Presence

Use presence sparingly. Sending an event with a user field already updates that user's online status for 15 minutes, so a separate ping is redundant in those cases. Only call POST /v1/ping when you know the user is active but no event will be sent soon – for example on login, or during an idle session. Do not ping on every page view or API call.