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react-native-marfeel-tracker

v0.1.1

Published

React native marfeel tracker

Readme

react-native-marfeel-tracker

React Native bindings for Marfeel CompassTracking SDK that let you record pageviews, clicks and user metadata from JavaScript while delegating the heavy lifting to the native Android and iOS SDKs. Android uses the Compass Views artifact, while iOS depends on MarfeelSDK-iOS as described in the official instrumentation guide.

Installation

# with npm
npm install react-native-marfeel-tracker

# or with yarn
yarn add react-native-marfeel-tracker
  • Android: make sure your android/settings.gradle (or settings.gradle.kts) lists the Marfeel repositories so Gradle can resolve the Compass artifacts:

    dependencyResolutionManagement {
        repositories {
            google()
            mavenCentral()
            maven { url = uri("https://www.jitpack.io") }
            maven { url = uri("https://repositories.mrf.io/nexus/repository/mvn-marfeel-public/") }
        }
    }
  • iOS: run cd ios && pod install so Cocoapods can fetch MarfeelSDK-iOS.

Quick start

import MarfeelTracker from 'react-native-marfeel-tracker';

MarfeelTracker.initialize('ACCOUNT_ID_FROM_MARFEEL');
MarfeelTracker.trackPage('https://example.com/home');

MarfeelTracker.setSiteUserId('user-123');
MarfeelTracker.setUserType('logged');

// Track UI interactions as conversions/clicks
MarfeelTracker.trackClick('cta.primary'); // Same as trackConversion('click:cta.primary')

Using the published package

  1. Install the package with npm install react-native-marfeel-tracker (or yarn add as shown above).

  2. Run the native autolinking steps:

    • Android: no extra configuration is needed beyond a regular Gradle sync.
    • iOS: cd ios && pod install.
  3. Import the module from JavaScript/TypeScript:

    import MarfeelTracker from 'react-native-marfeel-tracker';
    
    MarfeelTracker.initialize('YOUR_ACCOUNT_ID');
    MarfeelTracker.trackPage('https://example.com');
  4. Whenever you publish a new version to npm, make sure the lib/ artifacts are up to date (yarn clean && yarn prepare) before running npm publish --access public.

API

  • initialize(accountId: string, options?: { pageTechnology?: number })
  • trackPage(url: string, options?: { recirculationSource?: string })
  • trackScreen(screen: string, options?: { recirculationSource?: string })
  • stopTracking()
  • setLandingPage(landingPage: string)
  • setSiteUserId(userId: string)
  • getUserId(): string
  • setUserType('anonymous' | 'logged' | 'paid' | { customId: number })
  • setConsent(consent: boolean)
  • trackConversion(conversion: string) and trackClick(target: string)
  • setPageVar / setSessionVar / setUserVar
  • addUserSegment, setUserSegments, removeUserSegment, clearUserSegments
  • setPageMetric(name: string, value: number)

Under the hood these functions call the corresponding CompassTracking APIs documented by Marfeel, so the same behaviors and constraints apply (e.g. metrics accept integers only, custom user types require IDs above 100, and account IDs must be numeric) [^docs].

[^docs]: References: Native Android SDK instrumentation and Native iOS SDK instrumentation.

Contributing

License

MIT


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