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yandex-metrika-react

v1.0.2

Published

Yandex Metrika component for React

Downloads

40

Readme

yandex-metrika-react

Adds a wrapper component that allows you to use Yandex Metrika and exposes ym tracking function as hook

Features:

  • Uses context API to store ym call stack
  • Requests via hook calls only after metrika initialization, until that moment they are stored in the call stack

Usage:

Use the component to wrap your application at the top level (for example in index.js for create-react-app)

import React from "react";
import ReactDOM from "react-dom";
import App from "./App";
import {YandexMetrika} from "yandex-metrika-react"

ReactDOM.render(
    <YandexMetrika
        counterId={XXXX}
        options={{
          clickmap: true,
          trackLinks: true,
          accurateTrackBounce: true,
          webvisor: true,
          triggerEvent: true,
        }}
    >
      <App />
    </YandexMetrika>, document.getElementById("root")
)

To call tracker function in your component:

...
const ym = useMetrika()
ym("reachGoal","MyAwesomeGoal", {param: 1})
...

The hook syntax is equivalent to the ym tracking function syntax, except for passing the counter ID

The property of YandexMetrika component is equal to metrika initialize params (as described in Yandex.Metrika documentation)