Node.js: insert-gtag

Node.js CLI to insert Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics code into your HTML files.

Installation

npm install -g @tuckn/insert-gtag

or download a released binary file.

Usage

Adding Google Analytics Code

on CLI

$ insert-gtag analytics --help
Usage: insert-gtag analytics [options] <dirPath> <trackingId>

Insert Google Analytics code (gtag.js) in html files

Options:
  -V, --version                output the version number
  -M, --matched-reg-exp <exp>  RegExp pattern of extensions of file to be inserted. Default.
                               "\.html?$"
  -I, --ignored-reg-exp <exp>  RegExp pattern of file to be exclude. Ex. "[_\-.]cache\d+"
  -N, --indents <number>       Number of indenting white spaces. Default: 4
  -h, --help                   display help for command

The below is example.

$ insert-gtag analytics "D:\HtmlDir1" "UA-XXXXXX-Y"
done

$ insert-gtag analytics "D:\HtmlDir2" --indents 2 "UA-XXXXXX-Y" "AW-XXXXXXXXXX"
done

on Node.js

const { insertGtagCode } = require('@tuckn/insert-gtag');

await insertGtagCode('D:\\HtmlDir', 'UA-9999-9', {
  ignoredRegExp: 'Excluding Name',
});

Adding Google Tag Manager

on CLI

$ insert-gtag tag-manager --help
Usage: insert-gtag tag-manager [options] <dirPath> <gtmId>

Insert Google Tag Manager code in html files

Options:
  -V, --version                output the version number
  -M, --matched-reg-exp <exp>  RegExp pattern of extensions of file to be inserted. Default.
                               "\.html?$"
  -I, --ignored-reg-exp <exp>  RegExp pattern of file to be exclude. Ex. "[_\-.]cache\d+"
  -N, --indents <number>       Number of indenting white spaces. Default: 4
  -h, --help                   display help for command

The below is example.

$ insert-gtag tag-manager "D:\HtmlDir" "GTM-XXXXXXX"

on Node.js

const { insertGTagManagerCode } = require('@tuckn/insert-gtag');

await insertGTagManagerCode('D:\\HtmlDir', 'GTM-XXXXXXX', {
  ignoredRegExp: 'Excluding Name',
});

Documentation

See all specifications here.

License

MIT

Copyright (c) 2020 Tuckn