A tiny (400B) client-side module for tracking with Google Analytics
This module exposes three module definitions:
- ES Module:
dist/ganalytics.es.js - CommonJS:
dist/ganalytics.js - UMD:
dist/ganalytics.min.js
As of v2.0.0, ganalytics makes use of Object.assign, which means that Internet Explorer is not supported by default. However, Babel users may install babel-plugin-transform-object-assign to quickly regain IE compatibility!
$ npm install --save ganalytics
const GAnalytics = require('ganalytics');
const ga = new GAnalytics('UA-XXXXXXXX-X', { aid:1 });
ga.send('pageview');
ga.send('pageview', { dt:'Foobar', dp:'/foo' });
ga.send('event', { ec:'Video', ea:'Play', el:'Home Hero' });Type: String
Your Google Analytics tracker ID; eg UA-XXXXXXXX-X
Type: Integer
Default: 0
Anonymize the sender's IP address. See Anonymize IP.
Type: String
Specifies the application's name. See Application Name.
Type: String
Specifies the application identifier. See Application ID.
Type: String
Specifies the application installer identifier. See Application Installer ID.
Type: String
Specifies the application verison. See Application Version.
Type: String
Indicates the data source type of the hit; eg web or app. See Data Source.
Type: String
The type of hit to send. Must be one of these: pageview, screenview, event, transaction, item, social, exception, or timing.
Type: Object
The parameters to send based on the type of hit.
Please follow the links for each available parameter set:
For pageview hits only, if no params are provided, then the document.title and location.href values will be auto-filled. This allows you to send valid requests by writing:
ga.send('pageview');
// is the same as:
//=> ga.send('pageview', { dt:document.title, dl:location.href })MIT © Luke Edwards