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@idobit-npm/analytics-sdk

v0.1.0

Published

Lightweight analytics + in-site banner SDK for client websites on the iDoBit back-office platform.

Downloads

80

Readme

@idobit-npm/analytics-sdk

Lightweight, dependency-free analytics + in-site banner SDK for client websites built on the iDoBit back-office platform. Handles event batching, page-view/session tracking, consent, and the banner render/impression/dismiss lifecycle.

Published to public npm for zero-friction install on any client site. The package is publishable-grade, not secret — it needs an org id + public API key to do anything and can only write analytics events + read active banners. Do not put any admin/Stytch credential near it. Source is proprietary (UNLICENSED).

Install

npm add @idobit-npm/analytics-sdk       # or pnpm add / yarn add

Usage

import { init, track, page, setConsent, showBanners } from "@idobit-npm/analytics-sdk";

init({
  organizationId: "organization-...",
  apiKey: "pk_...",                                 // publishable-grade
  ingestUrl: "https://your-api.example.com/v1/ingest/events",
  // bannersUrl auto-derives → .../v1/notifications/banners
});

setConsent(true);                                   // after cookie consent
track("cta_click", { placement: "hero" });
page("/pricing");
await showBanners();                                // turnkey banner render + tracking

In a Next.js app, boot it from a 'use client' provider and pass the key down as a prop from a Server Component (never read a server-only env var in client code). See the client-website-starter's AnalyticsProvider for the reference wiring.

Exports

init, track, page, setConsent, flush, fetchBanners, showBanners, trackBannerImpression, trackBannerDismiss, trackProductClick.

Build

Dual CJS/ESM via tsup (dist/index.js = CJS, dist/index.mjs = ESM, .d.ts/.d.mts types).

npm run build      # tsup
npm run typecheck

Releasing

Versioned + published with Changesets. Record a change:

npx changeset      # pick patch/minor/major + summary; commit the generated file

On merge to master, CI opens a "version packages" PR; merging it publishes to npm. See .changeset/README.md.