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@r2u/analytics
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Real-time data processing analytics
Based on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2SX0yZ902_Y
click
: user clicked on the viewer;like
: thumbs up on feedback;dislike
: thumbs down on feedback;fallback
: user doesn't have a compatible device;impression
: call-to-action appeared on the screen;interaction_duration
: time spent interacting with either viewer, AR or customizer;page_view
: SDK loaded;product_page_view
: product page was initialized;session_start
: SDK loaded.ar_session_duration
: AR session duration;// initalize
const analytics = new Analytics({
dataLayerIntegration: true,
gcpAnalyticsUrl: 'https://www.foobar.com.br',
})
// set dimension values
analytics.set('sku', 'RE000001')
// send event that triggers at most once per session
analytics.send({
event: analytics.events.impression,
data: { [analytics.dimensions.placement]: 'ar_viewer' },
scope: 'session'
})
// send event that triggers every time
analytics.send({
event: analytics.events.click,
data: { [analytics.dimensions.placement]: 'ar_viewer' }
})
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We found that @r2u/analytics demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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