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@168bj4/analytics-mtm

v0.1.0

Published

This plugin is used to install analytics matomo tag manager functions for frontend nuxt projects

Downloads

7

Readme

Analytics

This plugin is used to install analytics functions for frontend nuxt projects, must used with /site.js included

Edit Plugin

npm install && npm run build
npm publish

Before Install

Must check the /site.js is included.

Step 1. For develop, you can create static/site.js as follow content. (Required)

var _jsvar = {};
_jsvar.siteId = 168;
_jsvar.siteType = 'forum';
_jsvar.siteLocale = 'zh_cn';
_jsvar.siteAnalyticsUrl = '{{ matomo url }}';
_jsvar.siteAnalyticsId = '{{ matomo tag manager id }}';
window._jsvar = _jsvar;

NUXT / Step 2. Install /site.js in nuxt.config (Required)

...
script: {
...
{ src: '/site.js' },
...
},
,,,

VUE-CLI / Step 2. Create site.js in public/site.js (Required)

Registry Setup

# Set URL for your scoped packages.
# For example package with name `@frontend/analytics-mtm` will use this URL for download
npm config set @frontend:registry https://{{ analytics_domain }}/api/v4/packages/npm/

# Add the token for the scoped packages URL. This will allow you to download
# `@frontend/` packages from private projects.
# You can find persion_token on your profile page, and replace the <your_token> as follow.
npm config set '//{{ analytics_domain }}/api/v4/packages/npm/:_authToken' "<your_token>"

NUXT Setup

After install the package, you should do things follow.

Step 1. Create plugin file name plugins/analytics.js (Required)

import Vue from 'vue';
import Analytics from '@frontend/analytics-mtm';

Vue.use(Analytics);

export default ({ app }) => {
  const options = {
    router: app.router,
    user: app.store.state.user
  }
  Analytics.bind(options)
};

Step 2. Setting analytics plugin in nuxt.config.js (Required)

...
/*
** Plugins to load before mounting the App
** https://nuxtjs.org/guide/plugins
*/
plugins: [
  ...
  '@/plugins/analytics',
],
...

Step 3. On the page you want to track some event (Optional)

import Tracker from '@frontend/analytics-mtm';

## Example

Tracker.event('Envelope', 'click', 'button1', 1000);

VUE-CLI Setup

After install the package, you should do things follow.

Step 1. Create file name src/analytics.js (Required)

import router from './router'
import store from './store'
import Analytics from '@frontend/analytics-mtm'

Analytics.init()
const options = {
  router: router,
  user: store.getters.userInfo
}
Analytics.bind(options)

Step 2. Setting analytics import in src/main.js (Required)

...
import './analytics' // import analytics plugin
...

Step 3. On the page you want to track some event (Optional)

import Tracker from '@frontend/analytics-mtm';

## Example

/**
  * Example {'Event8  Name', data}
  * data: {
  *   key: value,
  *   key2: value2,
  *   key3: [],
  * }
  */