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data-telemetry

v0.1.2

Published

A simple event tracker for user surfing sessions

Downloads

12

Readme

data-telemetry

Build Status Coverage Status

A simple event tracker for user surfing sessions.

import {Session} from 'data-telemetry';

const session = new Session(
  document.body,  // the root node to search for [data-telemetry]
                  // it's the document itself by default
  true,           // overwrite last move to reduce the amount of events
                  // it's true as default
  false           // use pointer events instead of mouse
                  // it defaults to typeof PointerEvent check
);

// ... after a while ...
// log the list of registered records
console.log(session.events);

The session is serializable as JSON too via JSON.stringify(session), resulting in its list of events as records.

Events

cancel, down, enter, leave, move, out, over, and up are automatically transformed via mouse or pointer prefix.

The value all will try to setup all possible events per element.

To enable any telemetry event, use the data-telemetry attribute as shown in the following example:

<div data-telemetry="move, up, down">
  <input data-telemetry="keypress" placeholder="write stuff">
  <button data-telemetry="click">
    send stuff
  </button>
</div>

The session can be confined per container, and every node will add an event to the list once such event happens.

Records

Each record will contain the following details:

  • target, stored as CSS selector
  • type, the event type
  • key, the key info, if available
  • x and y, the event pageX/Y coordinates, if available
  • primary, the pointerevents primary detail, if available
  • time the timeStamp of the event