@chapeaux/cpx-eddl
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The newsdesk is meant to forward communication between various events and an event-driven data layer for analytics.
npm install @chapeaux/cpx-newsdesk or consume from a CDN via @chapeaux/cpx-newsdesknewsdesk.js file on a page prior to any event tracking that should occur<script type="module" src="path/to/@chapeaux/cpx-newsdesk/newsdesk.js"></script>import { Newsdesk } from "path/to/@chapeaux/cpx-newsdesk/newsdesk.js";<script type="module" src="/cpx-newsdesk/newsdesk.js" data-event="cpx-report"></script>deno test runner and assertions: https://deno.land/manual/testing/assertionsdata-analytics-* attributes)
Allow developers and content creators a consolidated mechanism to interact with the Event-Driven Data Layer (EDDL). The ReporterEvent is used to attach meaningful data to the event and forward it on to the Newsdesk listening for event reports. The CPXReporter component is used as a declarative means to listen for specific events or to fire off specific EDDL events automatically.
npm install @chapeaux/cpx-reporter<script type="module" src="path/to/@chapeaux/cpx-reporter/reporter.js"></script>import { ReporterEvent } from "path/to/@chapeaux/cpx-reporter/reporter.js";<script type="module" data-emit="cpx-report" data-event="Page Load Started" src="path/to/@chapeaux/cpx-reporter/reporter.js"></script><script type="module" src="path/to/@chapeaux/cpx-reporter/cpx-reporter.js></script>import {CPXReporter} from "path/to/@chapeaux/cpx-reporter/cpx-reporter.js;<cpx-reporter debug auto event="Page Load Completed"></cpx-reporter><cpx-reporter event="User Signed In" beat="kc-token-ready">...</cpx-reporter>data-analytics-* attributes)
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Chapeaux EDDL Component
We found that @chapeaux/cpx-eddl demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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