angular-eha.cordova.google-analytics

Cordova-backed Google Analytics services

Provides Angular services and directives to interact with the Cordova google-analytics-plugin.

Features:

• Click tracking (via the ehaGaClick directive)
• Track arbitrary events (via the ehaGoogleAnalytics service)
• Exception reporting (via the ehaGaDecorator decorator)
• Google Analytics user ID support
• Offline support

Optional integration with ui-router for zero-config page view tracking and state change error reporting.

Installation

Install with npm:

npm install --save angular-eha.cordova.google-analytics

Or alternatively, with Bower:

bower install --save angular-eha.cordova.google-analytics

Usage

1. Ensure google-analytics-plugin is installed correctly. window.analytics should be set if all's well.

2. Add eha.cordova.google-analytics to your app's module dependencies:

   angular.module('app', [
     'eha.cordova.google-analytics'
   ]);

3. Pass a Google Analytics tracking ID in a config block:

   angular.module('app')
     .config(function(ehaGoogleAnalyticsProvider) {
       ehaGoogleAnalyticsProvider.trackingID = 'UA-000000-01';
     });

Services

ehaGoogleAnalytics

Exposes the trackEvent and setUserId methods from google-analytics-plugin's JS API:

• ehaGoogleAnalytics.trackEvent('Category', 'Action', ['Label', ['Value']])
• ehaGoogleAnalytics.setUserId('my-user-id')

… and adds the following event listeners:

$stateChangeSuccess

(Assumes ui-router is in use).

Tracks the current screen (page view) using state.name.

$stateNotFound

(Assumes ui-router is in use).

Tracks a stateNotFound event, with the action unfoundState.to and label fromState.

Directives

ehaGaClick

Add the ehaGaClick attribute to an element to track click events.

<a eha-ga-click="label">Action</a>

Events are reported under Click category, with the element's text used as the action. Optionally, pass a value to the directive to report as the event's label.

Decorators

ehaGaDecorator

This decorates Angular's $exceptionHandler service, reporting Exception events, with the exception's message as the action and the stack trace as the event's label.

Note, we use a standard Google Analytics event (with the Exception category) rather than the exceptions method as the latter is limited to a 100 character string.

License

Copyright 2015 Tom Vincent [email protected]

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at

http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.