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tealium-react-provider

v0.1.10

Published

React hooks and provider for Tealium integration.

Downloads

703

Readme

tealium-react-provider

A robust, enterprise-ready React provider and hooks library for seamless Tealium integration. This package enables declarative, type-safe analytics event tracking in React applications, supporting modern best practices and scalable analytics architectures.

Features

  • TealiumProvider: Context provider to initialize Tealium and manage event dispatching.
  • Hooks: usePageView and useTrackEvent for easy, declarative analytics tracking.
  • TealiumLink: Component to fire Tealium events on user interactions without manual handler code.
  • TypeScript support: Fully typed APIs for safety and IDE autocompletion.
  • Dual module support: Works with both CommonJS and ES6 modules for maximum compatibility.
  • Enterprise ready: Designed for scalability, testability, and maintainability.

Installation

npm install tealium-react-provider

Note: This package supports both CommonJS and ES6 modules, ensuring compatibility with all modern and legacy build systems.

Usage

1. Wrap your app with TealiumProvider

import { TealiumProvider } from 'tealium-react-provider';

<TealiumProvider
  config={{
    account: 'your-tealium-account',
    profile: 'your-profile',
    environment: 'prod', // or 'dev', 'qa'
  }}
  onEvent={event => {
    // Optional: inspect or log events
    console.log('Tealium event', event);
  }}
>
  <App />
</TealiumProvider>

2. Track page views

import { usePageView } from 'tealium-react-provider';

function MyPage() {
  usePageView({ page_name: 'Home' });
  return <div>Home</div>;
}

3. Track custom events

import { useTrackEvent } from 'tealium-react-provider';

const trackCTA = useTrackEvent('link', { tealium_event: 'cta_click' });

<button onClick={() => trackCTA({ link_text: 'Apply Now' })}>
  Apply Now
</button>

4. Use TealiumLink for declarative event tracking

import { TealiumLink } from 'tealium-react-provider';

<TealiumLink data={{ tealium_event: 'cta_click', link_text: 'Get Started' }}>
  <button>Get Started</button>
</TealiumLink>

API Reference

<TealiumProvider />

  • config: { account: string; profile: string; environment: string; }
  • onEvent: (event: TealiumEvent) => void — callback for all fired events

usePageView(data: TealiumData)

Fires a utag.view event on mount.

useTrackEvent(method: UtagMethod, baseData?: TealiumData)

Returns a callback to fire a Tealium event of the given method ('view' | 'link' | 'track').

<TealiumLink data={...} method="link|track|view">

Wraps a single child element and fires a Tealium event on click.

TypeScript Types

  • TealiumData: { [key: string]: any }
  • UtagMethod: 'view' | 'link' | 'track'
  • TealiumEvent: { ...TealiumData, _method?: UtagMethod, _ts?: string }
  • TealiumTrack: { view, link, track }

Best Practices

  • Always provide meaningful event names and data.
  • Use the onEvent prop for debugging and compliance/auditing.
  • Keep Tealium configuration in environment variables for security.

Publishing

This package is ready for enterprise npm publishing:

License

MIT