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quepasa

v0.1.3

Published

## Install

Downloads

22

Readme

quepasa - Declarative tracking with Segment 📊

Install

  yarn add quepasa

Usage

Setup the trackers:

  const segment = window.analytics // If using analytics.js on web
  const segment = require('react-native-segment-analytics-io') // If using Segment on react-native
  const { Track, TrackAction, Identify } = setupTrackers(() => segment)

<Track />:

  <Track event={{ name: 'some-kind-of-event' }} />

<TrackAction />:

  <TrackAction event={{ name: 'some-event' }}>
    {({track}) => <button onClick={() => track()} />}
  </TrackAction>

<Identify />:

  <Identify identity={{userId: '1'}} />

<IdentifyAction />

  <IdentifyAction identity={{ userId: '1' }}>
    {({identify}) => <button onClick={() => identify()} />}
  </IdentifyAction >

API

  • setupTrackers<TEvents>(segment: SegmentAnalyticsJs): { Track, TrackAction, Identify }

Creates trackers with the provided SegmentAnalyticsJs-instance. You may provide an enum TEvents, in which case the created components will only accept events in that enum, or any of the SemanticEvents.

  • <Track event={Event | EventCreator} />

Tracks the provided event when mounted. You can provide event as a literal object or a function. If a function is provided, the function will be called to construct the event when tracking should occur.

  • <TrackAction event={Event | EventCreator}>{(track: (event) => void) => children}</TrackAction>

Provides a function track as a render prop, which you may then call to perform the desired track

  • <Identify identity={Identity | IdentityCreator} />

Sets the identity for the current user when mounted.

  • <IdentifyAction identity={Identity | IdentityCreator}></IdentifyAction>

Provides a function identify as a render prop, which you may then call to perform the desired identify

  • SemanticEvents

Object of enums of all the semantic events, provided for convenience. These are by default accepted as event names for components that track events.