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metakeen

v2.0.5

Published

Core pageview tracking shared across all Keen web projects.

Downloads

13

Readme

Metakeen.js

What is this project?

This project is meant to be a simple to use Javascript library that we include on all Keen IO web projects to track pageviews with a consistent approach and data model. It's meant to be dropped into Keen-Statics, Keen-Web and all other upcoming web projects to track pageviews without requiring any advanced configuration. Core things to know about this library:

  • It tracks pageviews events automatically on any page it's loaded on.
  • It requests the currently logged in user's data (if available) from Keen-Web.
  • It stores the firstInternalReferrer, firstExternalReferrer, and other referrer properties in a cookie to be sent along with each pageview event.
  • It sends along all the user, organization, project and page data is has available to it with each event that is tracked through it, so you only need to add the specific custom properties you want tracked.
  • It updates Intercom with the user and organization information when it becomes available.

What's under the hood?

  • Makes use of the keen-tracking.js library to handle tracking pageviews, setting up cookies, etc.

How to use it

Include the script from the CDN:

<!-- Metakeen.js -->
<script src="https://d26b395fwzu5fz.cloudfront.net/metakeen-1.2.1.min.js"></script>
<script>
  $(document).ready(function(){
    window.metakeenClient = new window.Metakeen({
      enabled: true,
      debug: true,
      projectId: PROJECT_ID,
      writeKey: PROJECT_WRITE_KEY
    });
  });
</script>

Contributing to this project:

  1. Create the PR, including the build files created with npm run build.
  2. Get a +1.
  3. Merge into master.
  4. Create a new PR with a new release of metakeen, essentially just a version bump in package.json.
  5. Merge that PR.
  6. Run the deploy npm task to get the new version on to our CDN.
  7. Update keen-statics, keen-web and any other project that uses this library to the latest version.