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react-growth-analytics

v1.9.0

Published

Tools to generate analytics

Readme

React Analytics

Tools to display Analytics

Install

Install package by running:

yarn add react-growth-analytics

CohortConverter()

Converts daily data to rolling 7 day cohorts. Works backwards from most recent date and ignores the earliest incomplete week's data to remove outliers.

Useful for monitoring product changes on a daily basis.

Stickiness()

Calculates L28. DAU / 28 days of DAU.

Useful for understanding how sticky your product is.

API

CohortConverter

type DayData = {
  date: Date,
  count: number
};

type dataFormat = DayData[];

CohortConverter(
  (data: dataFormat),
  (cohortLength: number),
  (outputAsAPercentage: boolean),
  (includeGoal: number)
);

Sample usage

import { cohortConverter } from 'react-growth-analytics';

const dayData = [
  {
    date: '2018-01-01',
    count: 300
  },
  {
    date: '2018-01-02',
    count: 323
  },
  ...
]

// View data in 7 days
let output = cohortConverter(dayData,7);

// Now view data in 28 days
output = cohortConverter(dayData,28);

// Let's add graph headers
output.unshift(['Date', '# count']);

// Add to Google Chart...

Output as percentage

If you would like to receive output as a percentage, then simply add a true boolean to cohortConverter():

const output = cohortConverter(dataArray, period, true);

Adding a goal

If you would like to add a static goal to your output then simply provide it as a 4th param.

If you have requested the data to be returned as a percentage, the goal will also be returned as a percentage.

const output = cohortConverter(dataArray, period, true, 30); // 0.3

cohortConverter(dataArray, period, false, 30); // 30

Adding attributes

If you add a param of annotation to your data, it will return as the final param in the accumulated data set.

const dayData = [
  {
    date: '2018-01-01',
    count: 300,
    annotation: null
  },
  {
    date: '2018-01-02',
    count: 323,
    annotation: "Launched Newsletter"
  },
  ...
]

Stickiness

type DAU = {
  date: Date,
  count: number
};

type dataFormat = DayData[];

CohortConverter((data: dataFormat));

Sample usage

import { stickiness } from 'react-growth-analytics';

const dayData = [
  {
    date: '2018-01-01',
    count: 300
  },
  {
    date: '2018-01-02',
    count: 323
  },
  ...
]

const sticky = stickiness(dayData);

// [
//   {
//     date: '2018-01-01',
//     count: 300,
//     stickiness: 0.0232
//   },
//   {
//     date: '2018-01-02',
//     count: 323,
//     stickiness: 0.0132
//   },
//   ...
// ]