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vue-hotjar-next

v2.1.0

Published

Vue 3 Hotjar plugin

Downloads

32,018

Readme

Vue Hotjar Next

This is a Vue 3.x.x plugin that will allow you to easily add Hotjar to any Vue project.

Install

npm install vue-hotjar-next

Start using it in your Vue application.

import { createApp } from 'vue'
import App from './App.vue'
import VueHotjar from 'vue-hotjar-next'

const app = createApp(App);

app.use(VueHotjar, {
  id: 12345678,
  isProduction: true,
  snippetVersion: 6
});

app.mount("#app");

Parameters

id:

Your Hotjar Site ID is a required parameter, this can be of type string or number. You can find this ID here under tracking.

id: 12345678

isProduction:

If you would like to disable or enable tracking this parameter is of type boolean. It is advised to bind your Node ENV variable. This is an optional parameter and will default to true if not defined.

isProduction: true 

snippetVersion:

This optional parameter that will default to the latest Hotjar Snippet version. Currently, it will default to version 6. This parameter is of type number.

snippetVersion: 6 

Accessing The Hotjar API

Instead of accessing Hotjar API's through the window object like window.hj you can simply interact with the Hotjar API via Vue global properties.

Identify API

Hotjar’s Identify API allows you to pass data about your users to Hotjar using Javascript. Instead of using the window.hj method to access the API this plugin binds the window.hj API to a global property that can be accessed as follow: app.config.globalProperties.$hj

Settings

Hotjar also binds the settings such as the Hotjar ID and snippet version to window._hjSettings property. You can also access this through a global with app.config.globalProperties.$hjSettings.

Vue Compatibility

This plugin is specifically intended for use with Vue version 3. If you are using Vue version 2 please see vue-hotjar.