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@salla.sa/analytics

v2.14.569

Published

Salla unified analytics: Jitsu engine, event transformers and trackers for storefront (twilight) and checkout

Readme

@salla.sa/analytics

Unified source of truth for Salla's client-side analytics (Jitsu): the tracking engine, event transformers, and custom-tracker registry used by both the storefront (twilight) and checkout.

Entry points

| Import | Contents | |---|---| | @salla.sa/analytics/storefront | Storefront Analytics engine + ~29 storefront event transformers. Talks to the global Salla SDK object (config, storage, event bus) — it must run inside a twilight storefront context. | | @salla.sa/analytics/checkout | Checkout Analytics engine + checkout/payment event transformers. Reads the server-rendered window.initialData payload. Also exports SessionService, initialData, sanitizeErrorMessage, sanitizeFieldErrors. | | @salla.sa/analytics | Both engines plus the shared helpers (resolveAnalyticsHost, captureSallaCookies, tracker registry, generateSessionId). |

Usage

Storefront (twilight SDK — already wired in @salla.sa/twilight):

import Analytics from '@salla.sa/analytics/storefront';
Salla.analytics = new Analytics;

Checkout:

import Analytics from '@salla.sa/analytics/checkout';
window.analytics = new Analytics;

Shared behavior

  • Session id: both engines persist s-session-id_<storeId> in localStorage with a sliding 30-minute TTL, so a customer keeps one tracking session across storefront and checkout on the same origin.
  • Host resolution: resolveAnalyticsHost routes events through the store's own domain (<store-origin>/_app/e), handling salla.sa store paths, demostore and custom domains, falling back to https://salla.cloud/_app/e.
  • Custom trackers: registerTracker({name, track, page}) replays history to late-registered trackers and isolates tracker failures.

Tests

The engines and transformers are covered by the @salla.sa/twilight jest suite (packages/twilight/tests/analytics), which boots the full SDK harness the storefront engine expects.