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@zaiusinc/web-sdk

v0.1.1

Published

Wraps the Zaius Web SDK to make it easier to use in modern SPAs

Downloads

136

Readme

Zaius Web SDK

This acts as a thin wrapper over the Zaius Web SDK to make it easier to work with in Web App/TypeScript environments.

⚠️ WARNING: This is ONLY a browser SDK. To interface with Zaius from a NodeJS environment, use our Node SDK

Documentation

Please see our documentation for more information about using the Web SDK.

Getting Started

To install using npm:

npm i @zaiusinc/web-sdk

To install using yarn:

yarn add @zaiusinc/web-sdk

Usage

First you need to initialize the SDK via,

Zaius.initialize({trackerId: <YOUR_TRACKER_ID>})

This will pull our Browser SDK into your page via an async <script> tag, and we'll queue calls to the SDK prior to the script tag being loaded, so don't worry about whether or not the SDK is available yet.

To notify Zaius about a user performing an action of some kind, simply call

Zaius.event("<EVENT_TYPE>", {OTHER: "FIELDS"})

NOTE: If you're used to using the JS tag code from the integrations page in our web app, that fires a pageview event, this SDK will not trigger a page view when the sdk is initialzied, and if you wish this to happen, you'll need to add a manual call to Zaius.event('pageview') after you initialize the SDK.