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@arraypress/analytics-astro

v1.0.1

Published

Multi-provider analytics for Astro — Plausible, Cloudflare, Umami, Fathom, Simple, GoatCounter, GA4, custom. DNT/GPC short-circuit + consent gating, one component.

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Keywords

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Readme

@arraypress/analytics-astro

Multi-provider analytics for Astro in one component. Pass the providers you want; it renders the right script tags with a built-in Do-Not-Track / Global-Privacy-Control short-circuit and consent gating for cookie-using providers.

Supports Plausible, Cloudflare, Umami, Fathom, Simple Analytics, GoatCounter, GA4, and a custom escape hatch.

Install

npm install @arraypress/analytics-astro

Usage

Drop it once in your <head>:

---
import { Analytics } from '@arraypress/analytics-astro';
---
<head>
  <Analytics providers={[
    { type: 'plausible', domain: 'example.com' },
    { type: 'ga4', measurementId: 'G-XXXXXXX' },
  ]} />
</head>

Props

| Prop | Type | Default | Notes | |---|---|---|---| | providers | AnalyticsProvider[] | [] | Empty → nothing renders. | | respectDNT | boolean | true | Inline DNT/GPC check runs before any script is fetched. | | productionOnly | boolean | true | No scripts in astro dev (import.meta.env.PROD). | | consentStorageKey | string | 'cookie-consent' | localStorage key your banner sets. | | consentAcceptedValue | string | 'accepted' | Value meaning "accepted". | | consentEventName | string | 'consent-accepted' | Window event your banner dispatches on accept. |

Providers

{ type: 'plausible',   domain: 'example.com', src?, apiHost? }
{ type: 'cloudflare',  token: '…' }
{ type: 'umami',       websiteId: '…', src? }
{ type: 'fathom',      siteId: '…' }
{ type: 'simple',      src? }
{ type: 'goatcounter', endpoint: 'https://you.goatcounter.com/count' }
{ type: 'ga4',         measurementId: 'G-XXXXXXX' }     // consent-gated
{ type: 'custom',      html: '<script>…</script>' }     // consent-gated

Privacy

  • DNT/GPC — with respectDNT (default), an inline guard sets window.__apAnalyticsAllowed = false when the visitor signals Do-Not-Track or Global Privacy Control, and every provider checks it before loading. Nothing beacons.
  • Consent — ga4 and custom use cookies / send data, so they additionally wait until localStorage[consentStorageKey] === consentAcceptedValue. They fire on load if consent is already stored, and re-arm on the consentEventName window event so the first accept after page load injects them without a reload. Cookie-free providers (Plausible, Cloudflare, Umami, Fathom, Simple, GoatCounter) only need the DNT check.

Pair with any cookie-consent banner: write the storage key on accept, dispatch the event, and GA4/custom light up.

License

MIT