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imgix-trackable

v1.1.3

Published

Easily track the source of an Imgix URL via the ixid param

Downloads

9

Readme

imgix-trackable Build Status

Easily track the source and use of an image via its ixid param.

Rules

These URLs are encoded and decoded using a few rules:

  1. all parameters are lowercase and dasherized, i.e. unsplash, unsplash-source, unsplash-instant, etc.
  2. if a tracking parameter is not needed, it is replaced with an empty string. i.e. if given { app: 'my-app', page: null, label: 'dog', property: '1' }, the decoded tracking would be: my-app;;dog;1;
  3. an app value must always be given

Install

$ npm install imgix-trackable

API

track(url, [options])

Add or override the tracking parameters on an imgix URL.

const imgixTrackable = require('imgix-trackable');

imgixTrackable.track('https://images.unsplash.com/photo-123', {
  app: 'my-app',
  page: 'search',
  label: 'dog',
  property: '1'
});
//=> 'https://images.unsplash.com/photo-123?ixid={base64EncodedOptions}'

url

Type: string

The base URL. If an ixid parameter already exists, it will be overrided by whatever options you supply to imgixTrackable.

options

app

Type: string Default: null

The app name to track. (optional)

page

Type: string Default: null

The type of page the image is used on. (optional)

label

Type: string Default: null

A more specific identifier for the page. (optional)

property

Type: string Default: null

userId

Type: string Default: null

The user ID.

decode(url)

Take an imgix URL that may have tracking on it, and return the tracking parameters. This is the inverse operation of track.

const imgixTrackable = require('imgix-trackable');

imgixTrackable.decode('https://images.unsplash.com/photo-123?ixid=');
//=>
// {
//   url: 'https://images.unsplash.com/photo-123',
//   app: 'my-app',
//   page: 'search',
//   label: 'dog',
//   property: '1'
//  }

Returns a trackableObject, with the tracking properties split from the URL. Note: the url will still contain other properties, like the w, h, etc.

License

MIT © Unsplash