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@sparq/analytics-js

v1.1.3

Published

JavaScript/TypeScript client for Sparq Analytics. Track search queries, user events, and analytics data in your web applications.

Downloads

15

Readme

@sparq/analytics-js

JavaScript/TypeScript client for Sparq Analytics. Track search queries, user events, and analytics data in your web applications.

Installation

npm install @sparq/analytics-js

Usage

Initialize the client

import StAnalyticsClient from '@sparq/analytics-js';

const analytics = new StAnalyticsClient('your-app-id', 'your-search-token');

Set a custom user ID (optional)

analytics.setUser('user-123');

Set global properties

Add properties that will be included with every event:

analytics.setGlobalProps({
  platform: 'web',
  version: '1.0.0'
});

Track search queries

analytics.searchQuery(searchResponse, 'title', 'collection-id');

Track empty search results

analytics.emptySearchResults(searchResponse, isFilterApplied, 'collection-id');

Send custom events

analytics.sendEvent('event-name', {
  key: 'value'
}, 'collection-id');

API Reference

new StAnalyticsClient(appUniqueId, searchToken)

Creates a new analytics client instance.

  • appUniqueId - Your application's unique identifier
  • searchToken - Your Sparq search token for authentication

setUser(userId)

Sets a custom user ID for tracking. Returns the client instance for chaining.

setGlobalProps(properties)

Sets global properties that will be merged with all event data.

sendEvent(eventName, eventData, collectionUniqueId?)

Sends a custom analytics event.

  • eventName - Name of the event
  • eventData - Object containing event data
  • collectionUniqueId - Optional collection identifier

searchQuery(searchResponse, label, collectionUniqueId?)

Tracks a search query event with results.

  • searchResponse - The search response object
  • label - The field to use as the result label
  • collectionUniqueId - Optional collection identifier

emptySearchResults(searchResponse, isFilterApplied, collectionUniqueId?)

Tracks when a search returns no results.

  • searchResponse - The search response object
  • isFilterApplied - Whether filters were applied to the search
  • collectionUniqueId - Optional collection identifier

License

MIT