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/*
 * The MIT License (MIT)
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 * Copyright (c) 2014 Segment.io, Inc.
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package com.segment.analytics;

class IdentifyPayload extends BasePayload {
  /**
   * A dictionary of traits you know about a user, for example email or name. We have a collection
   * of special traits that we recognize with semantic meaning, which you should always use when
   * recording that information. You can also add any custom traits that are specific to your
   * project to the dictionary, like friendCount or subscriptionType.
   */
  private static final String TRAITS_KEY = "traits";

  IdentifyPayload(String anonymousId, AnalyticsContext context, String userId, Traits traits,
      Options options) {
    super(Type.identify, anonymousId, context, userId, options);
    put(TRAITS_KEY, traits);
  }

  Traits traits() {
    return getJsonMap(TRAITS_KEY, Traits.class);
  }
}