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bice-gtm-logger

v1.0.0

Published

simple helper to push client behavior in front app with components design

Downloads

3

Readme

Bice Google Tag Manager Logger

TL;DR; Encapsula un push al window.dataLayer con el siguiente objeto

{
  "userId": "0014100023bka3dVBA",
  "event": "CLICK_RETRY_FE-MI-APP",
  "view": "lib-period-summary",
  "component": {
    "name": "TransactionsComponent",
    "service": "getTransactions"
  }
}

NOTA: Tests no están funcionando aún por problemas respecto al objeto window, probablemente por correr en ambiente node

Descripción

Se pueden utilizar los métodos click, error y load dentro de la librería para registrar un evento dentro del Google Tag Manager.

  • click registrará un evento gatillado por el usuario al presionar un botón, los definidos inicialmente se encuentran en el enum
    enum ButtonCommand {
      Download = 'DOWNLOAD',
      Retry = 'RETRY',
      Navigation = 'NAVIGATION',
      Other = 'OTHER'
    }
    • Download refiere a algún botón para descarga
    • Retry corresponde a botón de reintentos
    • Navigation corresponde a botón para navegar a otro componente del sitio
    • Other en caso de utilizar otro tipo de botón no definido en puntos anteriores
  • error registrará eventos de error que pueden ser puestos en algún catch dentro del componente o service
  • load se puede utilizar para cargas iniciales de aplicación o dónde no hay interacción de usuario

Instalación

Debiera estar asociado al registry del banco en Nexus

npm install bice-gtm-logger

Uso

El uso es sencillo, ejemplo de un push por click de un botón de reintento

// ... other important imports
import * as gtm from "../src/utils/gtm-actions";

@Component({
  selector: 'lib-transactions',
  templateUrl: './transactions.component.html',
  styleUrls: ['./transactions.component.scss']
})
export class TransactionsComponent {
  retryTransactions(cardNumber) {
    gtm.click(gtm.ButtonCommand.Retry,
      "fe-mi-app",
      "0014100023bka3dVBA",
      "lib-transactions",
      "TransactionsComponent",
      "getTransactions")
    this.getTransactions(cardNumber);
  }
}