shopify-store-omni-pixel
v1.1.0
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This is a tool for saving user behavior information into cookies and send events to some ads and analytics platforms, like GA, Facebook and Tiktok.
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:information_source: Description
This is a tool for saving user behavior information into cookies and send events to some ads and analytics platforms, like GA, Facebook and Tiktok.
This tool is an must-have for shopify stores who uses yampi as payment checkout solution, since it saves a lot of effort in proper setup analytics tracking in all ads platforms and yampi don't track user checkout progress correctly.
To unlock its full potential, consider using also lvt-analytics-setup.
:information_source: Features
- [x] Track user information across all ecommerce funnel and store it at cookies;
- [x] Sends user events to regular analytics pixel platforms, like google analytics, facebook, tiktok, and others;
- [x] Saves user visits in a google spreadsheets sheet;
- [x] Increases store speed by handling all the pixels with an timeout delay;
- [x] Make the analytics tracking setting fast for developers;
- [x] Run the latest version of the code in your stores as soon as you update the code in your github;
- [x] Supported analytics platforms events: Google analytics 3, Google analytics 4, Microsoft clarity and lvt analytics.
- [x] Supported ads platforms events: Google ads, Facebook, Tiktok ads.
:information_source: Technologies
This project uses the following technologies:
:information_source: How to edit it
To clone this repository and make changes in the source code, you'll need Git and Nodejs.
# Clone this repository
$ git clone https://github.com/lucasvtiradentes/shopify-store-omni-pixel
# Go into the repository
$ cd shopify-store-omni-pixel
# Compile the source code into a dist version
$ npm run build
# Run the production executable code
$ npm run start
As this project uses husky
, make sure to run the following command after initialize git in the folder: npx husky install
. Only after this command husky will be able to check commit messages validation.
:information_source: How to use it
To be able to use this tool, first include the following snippet code (which sets page objects used in the omni pixel source code) before in the head
section of theme.liquid
file in you shopify store:
<script>
LVT_collection = '';
LVT_product = '';
LVT_search = '';
LVT_cart = '';
LVT_article = '';
var curPage = "{{template.name}}"
// console.log(curPage)
if (curPage === "collection"){
LVT_collection = {{ collection.products | json }};
} else if (curPage === "product"){
LVT_product = {{ product | json }};
} else if (curPage === "search"){
LVT_search = {{ search.results | json }};
} else if (curPage === "cart"){
LVT_cart = {{ cart | json }};
} else if (curPage === "article"){
LVT_article = {{ article | json }};
} else if (curPage === "index"){
} else if (curPage === "blog"){
} else if (curPage === "page"){
}
if (LVT_collection === ''){delete LVT_collection}
if (LVT_product === ''){delete LVT_product}
if (LVT_search === ''){delete LVT_search}
if (LVT_cart === ''){delete LVT_cart}
if (LVT_article === ''){delete LVT_article}
</script>
And after, make sure to edit the missing pieces in the following snippet code, and after include it after the above code. Its better to include the following snippet code in a google tag manager
tag, since GTM is compatible with both shopify and yampi platforms, and whe need to track customer
actions in Yampi too.
<script type="text/javascript">
var github_username = 'lucasvtiradentes';
var github_repository = 'shopify-store-omni-pixel';
var file_location = 'dist/lvt_omni_pixel.min.js';
var final_link = 'https://api.github.com/repos/' + github_username + '/' + github_repository + '/contents/' + file_location;
fetch(final_link)
.then(function (response) {
return response.json();
})
.then(function (data) {
var decodedContent = atob(data.content);
eval(decodedContent);
runTrackerWhenReady({
shopify_store: {
store_name: 'storename',
store_url: 'storename.com.br',
checkout_url: 'seguro.storename.com.br',
blog_url: '/blog_page_',
tracking_url: '/tracking_page',
contact_url: '/contact_page',
skip_cart: true,
ignored_collections: ['20 OFF', 'HOT SALES']
},
pixel_settings: {
lvt: {
fire_events: true,
settings: {
spreadsheet_id: '-',
store_sheet_name: '-',
api_url: '-'
}
},
clarity: {
fire_events: false,
pixels: ['-']
},
tiktok: {
fire_events: false,
pixels: ['-']
},
facebook: {
fire_events: false,
pixels: ['-']
},
google_ua: {
fire_events: false,
pixels: ['-']
},
google_a4: {
fire_events: false,
pixels: ['-']
},
google_ads: {
fire_events: false,
pixels: [
{
pixel: '-',
labels: {
purchase: ['-'],
add_payment_info: ['-'],
add_address_info: ['-'],
begin_checkout: ['-'],
add_to_cart: ['-'],
view_item: ['-'],
view_item_list: ['-'],
page_view: ['-']
}
}
]
}
}
});
});
</script>
:information_source: How to publish it
If you want to publish it to an npm package, just do the following steps:
- Make the changes you want in the source code;
- Login into your npm account in the terminal, using
npm login
; - Upgrade the
version
key for a greater one in the npm package; - Update the
name
key in the npm package to the name of your new package; - Run the command
npm run pub
.
If you succeed, you now can use the package directly from npm, with the following code:
<script src="https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/lvt_omni_pixel.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/shopify-store-omni-pixel"></script>
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]"></script>
Made with ♥ by Lucas Vieira.
Get it touch: github | linkedin | [email protected]