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@sequenzy/web-sdk

v0.1.0

Published

Browser tracking SDK for anonymous and identified on-site events

Readme

@sequenzy/web-sdk

Browser SDK for sending product views, cart activity, collection views, and search events to Sequenzy.

npm install @sequenzy/web-sdk
import { createBrowserClient } from "@sequenzy/web-sdk";

const sequenzy = createBrowserClient({
  publicKey: "seq_pk_your_key",
  companyId: "your_workspace_id",
});

// Mint this on your authenticated backend via POST
// /api/v1/web-tracking-identities. Never expose your secret API key here.
sequenzy.identify("[email protected]", identityToken);
sequenzy.viewedProduct({
  providerProductId: "product-123",
  title: "Example product",
});

Call reset() when a visitor signs out. Use the paste-ready hosted script from the Sequenzy dashboard if you do not bundle JavaScript with your site.

Test page

A fake shop page that installs the SDK exactly the way the hosted snippet does, then narrates in plain English what it sends.

bun run --filter @sequenzy/web-sdk harness   # http://localhost:5273

Paste a publishable key and workspace id, press Start tracking, and click things. Add http://localhost:5273 to that key's allowed origins first, or every event comes back 403.

The server rebuilds /sequenzy.js from src/ on each request, so the page always exercises the working tree. Everything else - stored state, forged tokens, raw track(), the failure scenarios - lives under Advanced.