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conceptual-event-map

v1.0.17-alpha.0

Published

Each item in the events array corresponds to an analytics tag in Talentshow and contains the name of the tag, the lifecycle_stage, and any fields that need to be sent to the analytics endpoint.

Downloads

4

Readme

Updating the map

Each item in the events array corresponds to an analytics tag in Talentshow and contains the name of the tag, the lifecycle_stage, and any fields that need to be sent to the analytics endpoint.

To add a new tag, simply add a new item to the array with the correct fields. For more information on conceptual events, see https://confluence.jellyvision.com/confluence/display/APL/Analytics+-+Events+in+v10.

If you are updating an existing item, be sure to include the variable name within in double brackets.

Releasing

Once you have updated event_map.json and merged to develop, you'll want to do a new release.

To do a new release:

git checkout develop
git pull
npm version patch
git push origin develop
git push --tags

This will bump the version in the package.json file, create a version commit, and add git tags. Once that's finished, the new commits will need to be pushed and merged with master.