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@out-fund/segment-events

v1.4.9

Published

A simple library for track listeners & events for Segment.io

Downloads

2,071

Readme

Outfund Segment Tracking Events

A collection of event listeners and triggers for use with segment io. To learn more about segment io please visit the docs: https://segment.com/docs/

Usage

To install run npm install @outfund/segment or yarn add @outfund/segment

import with ES6 Modules

import { initSegment, track } from "@outfund/segment

import with via commonjs script

coming soon 🕰

How to Initializing Segment in your code

The initSegment function requires your Segment ID key which you can get from your account. initSegment(id: string)

const segmentKey = 'abc123'
initSegment(segmentKey)

Track Events

import {track} from '@outfund/segment'

Page Views: track.page(pageName: string, regions: string[], platform: string );

track.page('Homepage' ['uk','de', 'us' 'es'], 'website' )

Element Clicked: clicks(selector: string, regions: string[], platform: string)

Option Selected: optionSelected(selector: string, regions: string[], platform: string)

Text Entered: textEntered(selector: string, regions: string[], platform: string)

Custom Event: customEvent(eventName: string, data: any)

Data Attributes

[data-trait=""]: Fires an identifyer for the event, name the triat you want to track and the value will be the name of the event.

[element-name=""]: This will be the name of the event, useful for grouping events, or if you want custom names for event triggers

[element-type=""]: The type of element i.e button, hyperlink etc.

[data-surface-type=""] Used for the type of surface the event is being fired on, i.e hero, footer, modal, etc.

[data-surface-title=""]: The title of the surface the event is being fired on. Not required but useful in some cases.

[element-state=""]: Used for defining the state of an element, i.e. active, inactive, open, closed etc.

Features to be added

  • [ ] Automatically pass the region/country in track events
  • [ ] Events for Toggles, Modals & Video played
  • [ ] Custom Page Names