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@challenge-s2/sdk-analytics-challenge2

v0.1.64

Published

This is a SDK for Vue to send analytics to the server.

Downloads

63

Readme

SDK Analytics For Vue

This is a SDK for Vue to send analytics to the server.

Installation

To install it, run one of the following commands in your project's root directory, depending on which package manager you use:

npm install @challenge-s2/sdk-analytics-challenge2

pnpm install @challenge-s2/sdk-analytics-challenge2

yarn add @challenge-s2/sdk-analytics-challenge2

Create a account in https://visionary-puppy-9927c5.netlify.app and get your app secret and your app ID.

Usage

Vue

To use it, you need to import the SDK and initialize it with your Secret key in main.js file:


import { tracker } from "@challenge-s2/sdk-analytics-challenge2/vue";

app.use(tracker, {
    app_id: "<your app id>",
    service: "web",
    app_secret: "<your app secret>",
});

To track activity, use the track method in your component:

For click event:

<div v-track="'<tagName>'"> </div>

For mouseover event:

<div v-mouse="'<tagName>'"> </div>

For page tracking in your router file:

import { detectPage } from "@challenge-s2/sdk-analytics-challenge2/vue";

router.beforeEach((to, from, next) => {
    detectPage(to.name);
    next();
});

For visitor tracking when user login:

import { detectNewVisitor } from "@challenge-s2/sdk-analytics-challenge2/vue";
detectNewVisitor();

Server

To use it, you need to import the SDK and initialize it with your Secret key.


const tracker = require('@challenge-s2/sdk-analytics-challenge2/middleware');

app.use(tracker({
    app_Id: '<your app id>',
    service: 'api',
    app_secret: '<your app secret>',
}))