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mr-gtag

v2.0.0

Published

Easy, strong typed, and a modern way to use google analytics gtag lib.

Downloads

596

Readme

mr-gtag

npm License

Easy, strong typed, and a modern way to use google analytics gtag lib.

Both umd and es bundles are produced, along with type definitions.

Install

npm i mr-gtag

Usage

First, calling installGtag injects the lib:

import { installGtag } from 'mr-gtag';

installGtag(trackingId);

This injects the lib and then calls what is equivalent to gtag('config', trackingId, ...);.

Some options are available here:

import { installGtag } from 'mr-gtag';

installGtag(trackingId, {
  send_page_view: false, // If set to false, tells gtag to not send the default pageview event. Default is true.
  user_id: 'USER_ID', // You can set the user_id like this
  // Or any other option supported by the google gtag lib
});

From here on, use any of the gtag functions available.

Send an event:

import { gtag } from 'mr-gtag';

gtag('event', 'page_view', { ... });

Refer to the google docs for more info and to see the different kinds of events you can send.

Release notes

2.0.0

  • BREAKING CHANGE: Options that installGtag accepts were renamed to be the exact same as the gtag ones. Be sure to update those.
  • We now correctly handle registering more than one tracking id.