@financial-times/n-tracking
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This package provides client-side tracking initialisation for FT.com. It configures o-tracking (which is used to capture and send tracking events to Spoor) with the provided and automatically inferred context data.
This package is for client-side use and is distributed on npm.
npm install -S @financial-times/n-tracking
After installing the package you can import the tracking component into your client-side code:
import * as tracking from '@financial-times/n-tracking';
const oTracking = tracking.init(options);
To initialise the component you'll need to provide it with several configuration options.
init(options)Configures o-tracking with the given options, triggers a page view event, initialises click tracking, and returns the instance of o-tracking.
broadcast(name, data)Creates a CustomEvent with the given name and data and dispatches it from the document <body> element. It is intended to be used to trigger oTracking.event events.
trackers.customTrackerName()TODO: custom tracking events to be used across FT.com
| Property | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
appContext | Object | Yes | FT.com App Context data describing the current page which will be appended to all captured events. |
extraContext | Object | No | Additional data describing the current page which will be appended to all captured events. |
pageViewContext | Object | No | Additional data to append to the page view event but not |
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Client-side tracking initialisation for FT.com apps
The npm package @financial-times/n-tracking receives a total of 450 weekly downloads. As such, @financial-times/n-tracking popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @financial-times/n-tracking demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 10 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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