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analyzer

v1.2.1

Published

Client-side user data tracker

Downloads

4,452

Readme

analyzer

Client-side user data tracker

  • URL parameters
  • cookies
  • search query
  • referer URL
  • browser parameters
  • OS parameters
  • timezone

Install

npm install --save analyzer

Usage

  var anl = analyzer(options[, callback]);

options.path

Set path for sending request data. If path is not set, data is not sent.

options.sid

Set site ID

callback

Set callback for push data request

API

analyzer.push([callback])

Research user data and send again with callback, which will be called instead of analyzer global callback.

analyzer.push(function(req) {

});

req is user data array aggregated by analyzer

Request

Tracker send GET request to defined path

sid

Site ID

uid

User ID

pageUrl

Current page URL

pageRef

Referer page URL

pageVars

Campaign parameters array (utm)

pageQ

Search query

pageCc

Page cookies

appName

Browser name

appVers

Browser version

appLang

Browser language

osName

OS name

osVers

OS version

t

User date and time, example 17.01.2013 17:34

tz

User timezone, example UTC 7

screen

User screen resolution

License

MIT