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react-metrics-service

v0.2.2

Published

React adapter for metrics services like Google Analytics, Tealium or Comcast.

Downloads

47

Readme

react-metrics-service

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React adapter for metrics services like Google Analytics, Tealium or Comcast.

Usage

First create your metrics-service module (eg. using google analytics) in the file my-metrics.js:

// my-metrics.js

import { createClient, googleAnalytics } from 'react-metrics-service'

const client = createClient()
client.addDispatcher(googleAnalytics({ trackingID: 'UA-000000-01' }))

export default client

You can create your own metrics-service module, check some examples in src/dispatchers

Using the client directly

Use the service directly like:

import myClient from 'my-metrics'

export default () => {
  // ...
  myClient.callDispatchers('gaSend', 'event', 'Video', 'play')
  // ...
}

With Proxy support you can also write:

import myClient from 'my-metrics'

export default () => {
  // ...
  myClient.gaSend('event', 'Video', 'play')
  // ...
}

Using the high order component (HOC)

Add metricsServiceContext high order component to your app root component:

import { metricsServiceContext } from 'react-metrics-service'
import myClient from 'my-metrics'

const App = (
  // ... your app here
)

export default metricsServiceContext({ client: myClient })(App)

Then you can use the withMetricsServiceClient HOC:

import { withMetricsServiceClient } from 'react-metrics-service'

const Component = ({
  metricsServiceClient
}) => {
  // ...
  metricsServiceClient.gaSend('event', 'Video', 'play')
  // ...
}

export default withMetricsServiceClient()(Component)

Or the metricsServiceClick HOC:

import { metricsServiceClick } from 'react-metrics-service'
import MyComponent from 'my-component.js'

export default metricsServiceClick('gaSend', 'event', 'Video', 'play')(MyComponent)

Builtin supported clients

  • google analytics
  • google analytics legacy
  • google tag manager
  • tealium
  • debug log
import {
  createClient,
  googleAnalytics,
  googleAnalyticsLegacy,
  googleTagManager,
  tealium,
  debugLog
} from 'react-metrics-service'

const client = createClient()
client.addDispatcher(googleAnalytics({ trackingID: 'UA-000000-01' }))
client.addDispatcher(googleAnalyticsLegacy({ trackingID: 'UA-000000-01' }))
client.addDispatcher(googleTagManager({ containerID: 'GTM-0000', dataLayer: {} }))
client.addDispatcher(tealium({ account: 'acc', profile: 'pro', env: 'dev', utag_data: {} }))
client.addDispatcher(debugLog)

TODO

  • Event pool that can wait for dispatchers to boot
  • Render hook support on dispatchers
  • Standardize a isReady call on dispatchers

Contributing

First of all, thank you for wanting to help!

  1. Fork it.
  2. Create a feature branch - git checkout -b more_magic
  3. Add tests and make your changes
  4. Check if tests are ok - npm test
  5. Commit changes - git commit -am "Added more magic"
  6. Push to Github - git push origin more_magic
  7. Send a pull request! :heart: :sparkling_heart: :heart: