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@analytika-me/tracker

v1.0.0

Published

High-performance, cookieless, privacy-friendly web analytics & revenue attribution tracker

Readme

@analytika-me/tracker 🚀

High-performance, cookieless, privacy-friendly web analytics & revenue attribution SDK for modern web applications.


Installation

npm install @analytika-me/tracker
# or
bun add @analytika-me/tracker
# or
pnpm add @analytika-me/tracker

1. Quickstart with NPM / Next.js / React / Vue / Svelte

Initialize the analytics tracker in your root component or client-side layout:

import { initAnalytics, trackEvent, trackPageView } from "@analytika-me/tracker";

// Initialize once
initAnalytics({
  websiteId: "site_your_website_id",
  autoTrack: true,        // Automatically tracks page views on route changes (SPA support)
  allowLocalhost: false,  // Set to true to test tracking in localhost development
  respectDNT: true,       // Respect Do-Not-Track browser header
});

2. Tracking Custom Events & Dynamic Metadata

You can track arbitrary events with dynamic key-value properties:

// Button clicks & interactions
trackEvent("brown_button_clicked", {
  color: "brown",
  position: "hero_cta",
  experiment_group: "variant_B",
});

// E-commerce & MRR Revenue Conversions
trackEvent("purchase", {
  value: 49.99,
  currency: "USD",
  tier: "growth",
  billing: "annual",
});

3. Standalone Script Usage (a.js)

For static HTML, WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, or simple landing pages:

<!-- Paste this in your <head> or <body> -->
<script 
  defer 
  src="https://analytika.me/a.js" 
  data-website-id="site_your_website_id"
></script>

Declarative Zero-Code HTML Tracking:

Add data-analytika-event to any HTML element to track clicks automatically without writing JavaScript:

<button 
  data-analytika-event="brown_button_clicked"
  data-analytika-prop-color="brown"
  data-analytika-prop-section="hero"
>
  Claim Deal
</button>

Manual Triggering via Global Window:

window.analytika("purchase", {
  value: 99.00,
  currency: "USD",
  plan: "pro",
});