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@markusantonwolf/ta-analytics

v1.1.1

Published

a year ago

TA-Analytics was made for every website that needs to have an easy and customizable Google Analytics “blocker”.

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markusantonwolf

tailwindcss css tailwind google analytics alpinejs alpine privacy tailwindcss-plugin

TA-Analytics - Customizable Google Analytics “blocker”

TA-Analytics is a Alpine JS based plugin for activating user tracking after confirmation. The Google Tag Manager only gets initialized after the user accepts tracking.

Demos, Documentation and Examples

Getting started

Features

Confirmation only - Loads Google Analytics only after user confirmation
Stores users choice - Remembers the users choice for revisiting
Anonymize IP - Anonymized IP address by default
Based on Alpine JS - Small footprint and Vue JS inspired, like Tailwind for JavaScript
100% Tailwind CSS - Rapidly build modern websites without leaving your HTML

More TA-Styled-Plugins

TA-Styled-Plugins - Explore all Tailwind CSS and Alpine JS styled plugins and learn how to enhance your website fast and easy.

Local development

// To install dev dependencies run:

npm install

// To start the development server run and go to http://localhost:9999/:

npm run serve

// To make a development build run:

npm run develop

// To make a production build run:

npm run build

Licence

TA Analytics is released under the MIT license & supports modern environments.

Copyright

© 2021 Markus A. Wolf https://www.markusantonwolf.com