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userevent-tracker

v0.0.2

Published

This library is to track users' events such as click, page, etc

Downloads

1

Readme

userevent_tracker

  • This library is to track users' events. You can use this library not only react, but also svelte, etc.

What data you can get

  • [time] : time in milliseconds
  • [action] : click, load, unload
  • [target] : element name, view
  • [url] : location.pathname
  • [referrer] : document.referrer
  • [os] : mac, window, linux, etc
  • [browserInfo] : chrome, safari, firebox, etc
  • [data] : title attr, img alt, btn name
  • [uuid] : random or you can set whatever you want

Where it is stored

  • Currently, it stores in localstorage.
  • I'm willing to change it, if it's needed.

How to use

  1. import tracker and use in something like useEffect in React, onMount in Svelte.
import { tracker } from 'userevent_tracker'

useEffect(() => {
    // [showConsole] show console if it works fine or no.(Default : false)
    // [customUUID] You can track a specific user with this.(Default : random id)
    tracker({showConsole: true, customUUID: "what you want"})
}, []);
  1. Declare what kind of data you want to store.
  • img tag will store alt
  • button tag will save innerText
  • if you set track or btn in your class name, it'll save innerText except when you set title
    <!-- content will be stored -->
    <div className="div_btn">
        content
    </div>

    <!-- title will be stored -->
    <div className="div_track" title="title">
        content
    </div>
  1. You can get, clear data whenever you want through storeUtil.
import { storeUtil } from 'userevent_tracker'

// get tracked data(type: EventModel[])
storeUtil.getTrackData()

// This will clear userevent data in localstorage
storeUtil.clearTrackData()
  1. You can do whatever you want with this data.
  • For example, you can show how long they stayed in specific url path. And how much they clicked something like below charts. staying_time

clicked