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activecampaign_v3

v1.0.6

Published

Active Campaign Node.js Wrapper (api version 3)

Downloads

6

Readme

Active Campaign Node.js Wrapper


Example usage

var Connector  = require("activecampaign_v3");

const actId = "";
const eventKey = "";
const apiKey = "";
const apiUrl = "https://example.api-us1.com";


const ActiveCamp = new Connector(actId, eventKey, apiKey, apiUrl);

ActiveCamp.addContact({ email: "[email protected]", first_name: "bla", last_name: "bla", phone: "+1123456789" });   // add or update contact

ActiveCamp.trackEvent("Signup", "Success", "[email protected]");  //User and Singup event must be created first
 
ActiveCamp.trackSite("", { url: encodeURIComponent("https://example.com/visited"), referrer: encodeURIComponent("https://example.com/base_url") }, "[email protected]");

Find your credentials


actId (Account ID):

Go to Setting --> Tracking --> Whitelist and Install Code

vgo('setAccount', 'YOUR ACCOUNT ID');
vgo('setTrackByDefault', true);
vgo('process');

eventKey

  • Go to Setting --> Tracking --> Event Tracking
  • Enable event tracking and get your eventKey Id.

apiKey & apiUrl

  • Go to Setting --> Developer --> API Access
  • https://example.api-us1.com (without trailing slash)

Notes

  • For site tracking, must whitelist your domain first.
  • For event tracking, must create Event name from dashboard
  • User email must be added first as contact in order to track them. (use addContact api)
  • Keep your apiKey secret, Don't to expose it publicly in client-side code