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@fresh8/tracking

v1.0.0

Published

A pixel tracking package for Fresh8

Downloads

2

Readme

F8 Tracking

Codeship Status for ConnectedVentures/tracking.js

Getting Started

Using Bundled ES5

The project is pre bundled and transpiled using webpack and babel, into the dist folder where there is an uncompressed and uglified version of the Fresh8Tracking.js library.

Its formatted as a commonjs2 module. Use with your own bundler like so in es5:

var Fresh8Tracking = require('Fresh8Tracking').Fresh8Tracking;

Using Browser Version

The project is also pre bundled as a browser.js file to be used in the browser where the Fresh8Tracking class has been bound to the window. with this script you should be able to access window.Fresh8Tracking

Using ES6

you will need to ensure your babel configuration includes:

{
"presets": ["es2015", "stage-2"],
"plugins": ["transform-es2015-function-name"]
}

Assuming you have a bundler and transpiler configured correctly.

import { Fresh8Tracking } from 'Fresh8Tracking/src';

will load the Fresh8Tracking class

Using Fresh8Tracking example

import Fresh8Tracking from 'Fresh8Tracking';
const fresh8Tracking = new Fresh8Tracking;

fresh8Tracking.emitEvent(data, () => {})

Contributing and Developing

Ensure node 6 LTS is installed. Then.

npm install

Testing

  • Running unit tests, and check code coverage: npm test
  • Open the code coverage report: npm run cov

Scripts

Use these scripts using npm run ...:

  • unit: Run the unit tests once
  • build -- url: Compiles the code to ES5 in the dist folder also adds a browser version, and builds readme.md. Can pass this a url for the built version to use a different URL. url defaults to https://heimdall.fresh8.co
  • docs: Rebuild this README.md
  • dev: Compiles the code to ES5, and runs unit tests whilst watching for changes

API

Classes

Functions

Fresh8Tracking

Fresh8Tracking class holds 1 function which validates and sends data

Kind: global class

fresh8Tracking.emitEvent(data, callback) ⇒

runs data through validation and and returns then runs sendRequest in a callback to send the data

Kind: instance method of Fresh8Tracking
Returns: returns the callback containing an error if data does not validate or sendRequest if everything does validate

| Param | Description | | --- | --- | | data | data to be validated and sent | | callback | |

sendRequest(data) ⇒ * | Promise.<TResult>

makes the request to the server using fetch

Kind: global function

| Param | Description | | --- | --- | | data | to be sent |

checkStatusCode(response) ⇒ Promise.reject | Object

Checks the stats code on a response and rejects the promise chain if less than 200 or greater than 300.

Kind: global function
Returns: Promise.reject | Object - a rejected promise or the reponse object

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | response | Object | is the fetch response object |

validateFields(data) ⇒ Error | boolean

validates data fields to only be the fields in the validFields array validates data fields to have to include the fields in requiredFields array returns an error if validation doesn't pass, else returns true

Kind: global function
Returns: Error | boolean - returns an Error if fields do not validate and true if they do

| Param | | --- | | data |

validateBets(data) ⇒ Error | boolean

validates the bets property of the attribute to be an array and be formatted correctly returns an error if validation doesn't pass, else returns true

Kind: global function
Returns: Error | boolean - returns an Error if bets do not validate and true if they do

| Param | | --- | | data |

shouldContainBets(data) ⇒ boolean

checks to see if the data should contain bets or not

Kind: global function

| Param | | --- | | data |