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@movmo_app/analytics

v0.5.0

Published

Movmo first-party analytics SDK: autocapture, semantic events, Web Vitals (MOVMO-82).

Downloads

848

Readme

@movmo_app/analytics

Movmo's first-party analytics SDK (MOVMO-82). No third parties: events go to Movmo's own collector endpoint (POST /v1/t).

Quick start (React app)

import { AnalyticsProvider } from '@movmo_app/analytics/react';

<AnalyticsProvider
  config={{ app: 'flights-ui', env: 'e2e', endpoint: 'https://e2e.api.movmo.io/v1/t' }}
>
  <App />
</AnalyticsProvider>;

Semantic events

import { Movmo, EVENTS } from '@movmo_app/analytics';
Movmo.track(EVENTS.CHECKOUT_STARTED, { offer_id, provider_id });
Movmo.identify(userId); // after login only
Movmo.reset(); // on logout

Call Movmo.page() once on app boot for the landing pageview — the history wrap only captures subsequent navigations.

EVENTS.API_TIMING ($api_timing) is reserved: the constant exists today, but fetch instrumentation ships with the flights-ui integration (MOVMO-465).

Scoped mode (Express Checkout button — partner pages)

Movmo.init({ app: 'express-checkout', env: 'e2e', endpoint, partnerId, scoped: true });

Scoped mode NEVER attaches document-level listeners: only Movmo-rendered elements may be instrumented, by explicit Movmo.track(...) calls. This is a legal boundary, not a preference.

Privacy invariants

  • No input values are ever read; inner text is suppressed inside [data-track-mask].
  • Session ID is a per-tab sessionStorage UUID (no cookie). Embedded checkout adopts the parent's session via the mvs query param.
  • Movmo.setConsent({ analytics: false }) stops all sends. The Global Privacy Control signal is honored as a default opt-out; an explicit in-product setConsent({ analytics: true }) (a direct user action) takes precedence over GPC per the MOVMO-82 spec — remove that call if GPC must be absolute for your surface.
  • Transport is fail-open: analytics can never break checkout.

Instrumentation attributes

  • data-track-section="payments" — section visibility + click attribution
  • data-track-mask — suppress text capture inside (PII containers)
  • data-track-hover — opt an element into hover-dwell tracking