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@justeat/f-trak

v1.0.0

Published

Analytics module that provides a consistent interface for reporting analytics

Downloads

72

Readme


f-trak :bear:

npm version Build Status Coverage Status

Setup

Add f-trak to your project:

yarn add @justeat/f-trak

Then, inside your script import the module such that:

import Trak from '@justeat/f-trak';

Usage

Event Throttling

Throttles events by a given timeout (in seconds) using the event action as a key.

For example

<!-- Set event throttling to 1 minute -->
<button
  data-trak='{
    "trakEvent": "click",
    "category": "My test category",
    "action": "My test action",
    "label": "My test label"
    "throttle": 60
}'
>
  My Test Button
</button>

Contribution notes

If you use Volta, compatible node and yarn versions will be automatically used. If not, please install the versions found in the volta config in package.json.

For testing with other applications, I found [email protected] to work. The latest version of yalc gave "primordials is not defined" when it ran the prepare script.