What is @amplitude/analytics-browser?
@amplitude/analytics-browser is an npm package that allows you to integrate Amplitude's analytics capabilities into your web applications. It provides tools for tracking user events, managing user identities, and setting up custom properties to gain insights into user behavior.
What are @amplitude/analytics-browser's main functionalities?
Initialize Amplitude
This feature allows you to initialize the Amplitude analytics instance with your API key, which is necessary to start tracking events.
const amplitude = require('@amplitude/analytics-browser');
amplitude.init('YOUR_API_KEY');
Track Events
This feature allows you to track specific events within your application. In this example, a 'Button Clicked' event is tracked with an additional property 'buttonName'.
amplitude.track('Button Clicked', { buttonName: 'Sign Up' });
Identify Users
This feature allows you to identify users and set user properties. In this example, a user with ID 'user123' is identified and a custom property 'plan' is set to 'premium'.
amplitude.identify({ userId: 'user123', userProperties: { plan: 'premium' } });
Set User Properties
This feature allows you to set custom properties for a user. In this example, the user's age and gender are set.
amplitude.setUserProperties({ age: 30, gender: 'female' });
Log Revenue
This feature allows you to log revenue events. In this example, a revenue event is logged with an amount of 10.99 for product 'product_123' with a quantity of 1.
amplitude.logRevenue(10.99, 'product_123', 1);
Other packages similar to @amplitude/analytics-browser
mixpanel-browser
Mixpanel is another popular analytics tool that provides similar functionalities to Amplitude. It allows you to track user interactions, manage user identities, and set custom properties. Mixpanel also offers advanced features like A/B testing and user segmentation.
google-analytics
Google Analytics is a widely-used web analytics service that tracks and reports website traffic. While it offers extensive tracking and reporting capabilities, it is more focused on web traffic analysis compared to the user-centric approach of Amplitude.
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