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@geins/ralph-module-tiktok
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The Tiktok module is an extension for Geins PWA Storefront Ralph that integrates TikTok Pixel event tracking into your storefront. By leveraging the power of TikTok's advertising platform, you can track and optimize user interactions on your online store.
Before using the Tiktok module, make sure you have the following:
The Tiktok module allows you to easily integrate TikTok Pixel event tracking into your Geins PWA Storefront Ralph. It provides a seamless integration that enables you to track various user actions on your online store and optimize your advertising campaigns on TikTok.
To install the Tiktok module, follow these steps:
Open your terminal and run the following command:
npm i @geins/ralph-module-tiktok
To add the module to your Geins PWA Storefront Ralph, open your nuxt.config.js
file and add the following code snippet:
...
modules: [
[
'@geins/ralph-module-tiktok',
{
enabled: true,
debug: true,
pixelId: 'your tiktok pixel ID',
trackEvents: false
}
]
]
To track various user events on your online store, such as add to cart, favorited product, checkout started, viewed product, purchase completed, newsletter subscribed, and user registration, you need to set up event tracking with TikTok Pixel. Here's how you can do it:
pixelId
option in the module configurationtrackEvents
option to true
in the module configuration.The Tiktok module will then track the following ralph events:
Type of activity | Event tracked | Information sent |
---|---|---|
Add to cart | User adds a product to the cart | Sku ID, quantity, product name |
Favorited product | User adds a product to their Favorites | Product ID |
Checkout started | User clicks on "go to checkout" | Sku ID, quantity, product name for all items in the cart |
Viewed product | User navigates to a product page | Product ID, product name |
Purchase completed | User checks out their cart and pays | -- |
Newsletter subscribed | User subscribes to newsletter | -- |
User registers | User registers new account | -- |
Add extra options to module configuration in nuxt.config.js
file.
Parameter | Default | Required | Example |
---|---|---|---|
enabled | true | No | Enables the module |
debug | true | No | Enables debug info to console |
pixelId | none | No | Your company's Tiktok Pixel ID TikTok Ads Manager |
trackEvents | false | No | If set to true , ralph events will be tracked |
The Tiktok module seamlessly integrates with your Geins CMS. You can use it to track various user events and optimize your TikTok advertising campaigns based on the collected data.
The Tiktok module does not introduce any new components. It enhances the functionality of your Geins PWA Storefront Ralph by adding TikTok Pixel event tracking capabilities.
FAQs
TikTok module for Geins PWA Storefront Ralph
We found that @geins/ralph-module-tiktok demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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