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@jike-fe/jk-analytics

v0.1.10

Published

I am a log maker, so I write logs JIKE by JIKE.

Downloads

2

Readme

JK-Analytics

"I am a log maker, so I write logs JIKE by JIKE."

Installation

$ npm i jk-analytics

Usage

Config: Set Providers via DOM

<script id="jka-providers"
  data-google="UA-3318xxxx-1"
  data-sensors="USER-4e7020cb"
></script>

Config: Set User ID

Set the userId on the tracker:

JKA.setUser(userId, userData)

Config: Set Current Page

// Set the current page, default value of the 'page' field while invoking JKA.event(options)
JKA.setCurrentPage('Home Page')

Track: Page View in SPA

JKA.pageview({
  title: 'My Overridden Page', // Required.
  page: '/my-overridden-page' // Required. This value should start with a slash (/) character.
})

Track: Event

Event Options Table (analogous to GA) :

| Name | Required | Description | | ------------- |:-------------:| -----| | page | yes | The name of the page/activity (e.g. About Page) | | action | yes | The type of interaction (e.g. View Sune's Portfolio) | | label | no | Useful for extra infos (e.g. Junior Frontend Developver) |

You can call the event function to track an event:

JKA.event({
  page: 'Download Page',
  action: 'Download Jike app',
  label: 'Superhero button'
})

Or, easily add data-jka="{}" to a DOM element as:

<button data-jka="{
  page: 'Download Page',
  action: 'Download Jike app',
  label: 'Superhero button'
}">Download App</button>

Debugging

To automatically log event options, you can use the debug mode:

JKA.enableDebug()

Supported Analytics

License

MIT