Using the Explore Page

The Explore page is your command center for analyzing server analytics. It provides two powerful views for examining your event data: a detailed Table View for inspecting individual events, and a Chart View for visualizing trends over time.

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Table View

The Table View displays your events in a structured format, perfect for detailed analysis and debugging.

Key Features

Real-time Data: Events appear automatically as they’re tracked from your server

Event Details: Each row shows:

• Timestamp - When the event occurred (formatted as “Month DD h:mm AM/PM”)
• Event Type - Color-coded badges for easy identification
• Properties - JSON-formatted event data with syntax highlighting

Smart Filtering: Use property filters to find exactly what you’re looking for

When to Use Table View

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Perfect for:

• Debugging specific events
• Examining detailed property data
• Finding individual player actions
• Validating your tracking implementation

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Chart View

The Chart View transforms your events into interactive time-series visualizations, ideal for spotting trends and patterns.

Visualization Options

Event Counting: By default, charts show the number of events over time

Property Aggregation: For numeric properties, you can aggregate data using:

• Sum - Add up all values
• Average - Calculate the average value
• Min/Max - Find minimum or maximum values

Interactive Features

Hover Details: Click any point to see:

• All events in that time period
• Individual event properties
• Aggregated values (when using numeric properties)

Advanced Filtering

Event Type Filtering: Show/hide specific event types to focus your analysis

Property Filters: Use the same powerful filtering system as the table view

Numeric Property Analysis: Select any numeric property to visualize trends in your custom data

When to Use Chart View

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Perfect for:

• Identifying usage patterns
• Monitoring server activity over time
• Comparing different event types
• Analyzing numeric property trends (like economy data, server performance, etc.)

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Property Filters

Both views support advanced property filtering to narrow down your data.

Filter Types

Operator	Symbol	Description	Example
Equals	=	Exact match	world = "survival"
Not Equals	!=	Exclude matches	player_uuid != "admin-uuid"
Contains	~	Partial text match	command ~ "gamemode"
Greater Than	>	Numeric comparison	score > 100
Less Than	<	Numeric comparison	health < 5
Greater/Equal	≥	Numeric comparison	level >= 10
Less/Equal	≤	Numeric comparison	hunger <= 3

Creating Filters

1. Select Property - Choose from available property keys
2. Pick Operator - Select how to compare the value
3. Enter Value - Type the value to filter by
4. Add Filter - Click “Add” or press Enter

Example Filters

world = "creative"           # Events in creative world
command ~ "tp"               # Commands containing "tp"
damage > 5                   # High damage events

Best Practices

For Table View

• Use property filters to reduce noise when debugging
• Look for patterns in the JSON properties to optimize your tracking

For Chart View

• Start with all event types, then filter to focus on specific patterns
• Use numeric property aggregation to track custom metrics
• Compare multiple event types to understand user behavior flows

General Tips

• Combine Both Views: Use charts to spot trends, then switch to table view to examine specific events
• Filter Strategically: Start broad, then narrow down with property filters
• Monitor Real-time: Both views update automatically as new events arrive

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What’s Next?

Now that you understand the Explore interface:

Track Player Events Learn common event tracking patterns

SDK Reference Explore all available methods