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@cmpsr/analytics

v0.2.1

Published

## Philosophy

Downloads

58

Readme

ANALYTICS

Philosophy

To be analytic provider agnostic while mirroring itself into the React ecosystem. Since Segment is also trying to do the same thing, their API makes sense as a good base.

How it works

React app is wrapped in <AnalyticsProvider> which passes context down with functions to track user activities. When these functions are called, it will loop through all valid analytics providers and call their equivalent api.

API

identify: Let the provider know who the logged in user is group: If there are multiple portals, this helps separate them. This is advanced. page: Track a new page, can be added to Next's router track: Track an even such as a button click user: Returns the auto assigned id reset: Clear the identity

More information can be found on Segment

Supported Providers

  • GTag
  • Segment
  • GA (will deprecated july 2023)

Setup

Compile

To compile this library please run yarn run libbuild

Add Provider

Wrap the root of your React app in <AnalyticsProvider><YOUR APP /></AnalyticsProvider>.

Here are the props you can pass in to enable these providers.

export interface IAnalyticsProvider {
  segment?: ISegmentConfig;
  gtag?: IGTagConfig;
  ga?: IGAConfig;
}

Use Function

import useAnalytics from 'useAnalytics';

const { track } = useAnalytics();
track('Hello World');

TODO

Add tests