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@sinaptik/pandino-client-sdk

v0.3.4

Published

Pandino SDK for client-side tracking and analytics

Downloads

17

Readme

Pandino SDK

TypeScript/JavaScript SDK for Pandino email marketing automation platform.

Installation

yarn add @sinaptik/pandino-client-sdk
# or
npm install @sinaptik/pandino-client-sdk

Usage

import PandinoSDK from "@sinaptik/pandino-client-sdk";

// Initialize with default settings (automatic page view tracking enabled)
pandino = await PandinoClientSDK.create("your-api-key");

// Track an event
pandino.track("page_viewed", { page: "/home" });

// Identify a user
pandino.identify("user123");

// Update user properties
pandino.updateUser({
  email: "[email protected]",
  name: "John Doe",
  plan: "premium",
  lastLogin: new Date(),
});

// Reset sdk on logout
pandino.reset();

Automatic page view tracking

By default, the SDK automatically tracks page views:

  • On initial page load
  • On navigation using the History API (pushState, replaceState)
  • On page navigation using the browser back/forward buttons
  • When client-side routing changes the URL without using History API

Each page view event includes:

{
  url: "https://example.com/page",  // full URL
  path: "/page",                    // pathname
  title: "Page Title",              // document title
  referrer: "https://google.com",   // referrer if available
  search: "?query=value",           // URL search parameters if any
  hash: "#section",                 // URL hash if any
}

To control automatic page view tracking:

// Disable page view tracking
pandino.disablePageViewTracking();

// Re-enable page view tracking
pandino.enablePageViewTracking();

API Reference

track(eventName: string, properties?: Record<string, any>)

Track an event for the current user with optional properties.

identify(distinctId: string)

Identify a user with a unique identifier.

updateUser(properties: Record<string, any>)

Update properties for the current user.

disablePageViewTracking()

Disable automatic page view tracking.

enablePageViewTracking()

Enable automatic page view tracking.

reset()

Reset the SDK instance to its initial state. This includes clearing session and identity information and reinitializing page view tracking if it is enabled.

// Reset the SDK instance
pandino.reset();