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gridsome-plugin-plausible-analytics

v1.2.0

Published

Plausible Analytics plugin for Gridsome

Downloads

489

Readme

gridsome-plugin-plausible-analytics

Adds plausible analytics to your gridsome site.

Installation

  • npm install gridsome-plugin-plausible-analytics
  • yarn add gridsome-plugin-plausible-analytics

Usage

In gridsome.config.js:

module.exports = {
  plugins: [
    {
      use: 'gridsome-plugin-plausible-analytics',
      options: {
        dataDomain: 'blog.example.com',
        outboundLinkTracking: false
      }
    }
  ]
}   

Options

dataDomain

  • Type: String
  • Default: None, field is required

Domain you entered on plausible.io e.g. blog.example.com.

excludePages (optional)

  • Type: Array[String]
  • Default: None

Do not track visits to the listed pages. Should be an array of strings, each representing a page to ignore. e.g. ["/blog4", "/rule/*", "/how-to-*", "/*/admin", "/*/priv/*", "/more-paths-here"] For more information, check Excluding Pages on Plausible.

outboundLinkTracking (optional)

  • Type: boolean
  • Default: false

Use Outbound Link Click Tracking. You also need to activate it in your Account. See Step 2 on https://docs.plausible.io/outbound-link-click-tracking#step-2-create-a-custom-event-goal-in-your-plausible-analytics-account.

customDomain (optional)

  • Type: String
  • Default: None

Custom domain you set up on plausible.io to serve the js-snippet e.g. stats.[yourdomain].com (see https://docs.plausible.io/custom-domain)

Development notes

  • Testing Plugin
    1. Create a new Gridsome project (if you don't want to test with an existing one)
    2. Open a terminal in your plugin project directory
    3. npm link or yarn link
    4. Open a terminal in your Gridsome project
    5. npm link my-plugin-name or yarn link my-plugin-name
    6. gridsome develop
    7. After testing:
      • First in project: npm unlink --no-save cowabunga
      • Second in plugin: npm unlink
    • Source: https://gridsome.org/docs/how-to-create-a-plugin/#testing-your-plugin