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analytics-plugin-planhat

v1.0.9

Published

Planhat integration for 'analytics' module for browser & node

Readme

Analytics plugin Planhat

This adds support for Planhat for the Analytics package.

Installation

npm install analytics analytics-plugin-planhat --save

Usage

Browser (Vue, React, Angular)

import { Analytics } from "analytics"
import planhatPlugin from "analytics-plugin-planhat"

const analytics = Analytics({
  app: "[your app name]",
  plugins: [
    planhatPlugin({
      tenantUUID: "[your tenantUUID]",
    }),
  ],
})

Example

Node

CommonJS

const { Analytics } = require('analytics')
// or const Analytics = require('analytics').default
const planhatPlugin  = require('analytics-plugin-planhat')

const analytics = Analytics({
  app: "[your app name]",
  plugins: [
    planhatPlugin({
      tenantUUID: "[your tenantUUID]",
    }),
  ],
})

Example

ES6 Modules

import { Analytics } from 'analytics'
import planhatPlugin  from 'analytics-plugin-planhat'

const analytics = Analytics({
  app: "[your app name]",
  plugins: [
    planhatPlugin({
      tenantUUID: "[your tenantUUID]",
    }),
  ],
})

Example

Methods

analytics.identify

Identify an user for which activities will be tracked.

analytics.identify([userId], {
  firstName: "[firstName]"",
  lastName: "[lastName]"",
  email: "[email]",
  companyExternalId:"[companyId]"
})

| Argument | Description | | :---------- | :----------------------------------------------------------------------- | | userId | Id for the Planhat user. If you want to identify users by mail pass null |
| email | Email of the user. Either userId or email is required to identify the user. Provide an email if the userId is null. | | firstName | Firstname of the Planhat user | | lastName | Lastname of the Planhat user | | companyExternalId | ExternalId of a company in Planhat, the company must exist in Planhat. Is required for the auto-creation of users. |

analytics.track

Track an user activity for the identified user.

analytics.track([activity name], {
  [extraAttribute]: [value],
  ...
})

| Argument | Description | | :---------- | :----------------------------------------------------------------------- | | activity name | Name of the tracked user activity
| extraAttribute | Add additional information about the user activity |

If you only want to use this plugin:

analytics.track([activity name], 
  {
    [extraAttribute]:[value]
  },
  {
    plugins: {
      all: false,
      planhat: true
    }
  }
);

More

More information about the usage of the methods and additional options can be found at the original analytics package:

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