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cloudflare-workers-async-google-analytics

The Cloudflare Workers implementation of an async Google Analytics

Introduction

This project is based on Google Analytics Measurement Protocol, using Cloudflare Workers with a less than 1KB gzipped tiny cfga.min.js to accelerate the Google Analytics, rather than a heavy (45KB gzipped) analytics.js from Google.

Get Start

1. Import into Cloudflare Workers

Login into Cloudflare Dashboard and enter Workers App. Create a new script, delete default code in the editor, and then copy the woker.js content into the editor. After saving the workers script, do not forget to register a route for the scripts.

Now you can test your workers with a simple HTTP request. You should able to see 403 Forbidden. Then you can deploy the scripts.

2. Insert the cfga.min.js into your website

Just add those few lines of the code to your website, right before </body>. Do not forget to replace the default configuration with your own!

<script>
window.ga_tid = "UA-XXXXX-Y"; // {String} The trackerID of your site.
window.ga_api = "https://example.com/xxx/"; // {String} The route of your cloudflare workers you just registered before.
</script>
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/cfga@1.0.2" async></script>

3. Watch this repo with Releases Only.

Click the watch button at the top of the repo and choose Releases Only, so you can get notice of release update in time.

Notice

Recently cloudflare-workers-async-google-analytics has been blocked by EasyList. Great Job though. So I am going to playing a cat & mouse game.

From 1.0.2 the random string will be added as a parameter to bypass EasyList. Also, this could help, too:

• Add the route cfga/jquery.js for your Cloudflare Workers.
• Use setup as below:

window.ga_api = "https://example.com/cfga/jquery.js"; // {String} The route of your cloudflare workers you just registered before.

Block jquery.js if you can, haha!

Advanced

Data type the cfga.min.js collected and sent

Currently, cloudflare-workers-async-google-analytics and cfga.min.js only support collect those types of data listed below. If you want to collect more, you should use Google Analytics official track code.

• dl: Document location URL
• uip: User real IP
• ua: User Agent
• dt: Document Title
• de: Document Encoding
• dr: Document Referrer
• ul: User Language
• sd: Screen Colors Depth
• sr: Screen Resolution
• plt: Page Load Time
• dns: DNS Time
• pdt: Page Downloaad Time
• rrt: Redirect Response Time
• tcp: TCP Connect Time
• srt: Server Response Time
• dit: DOM Interactive Time
• clt: Content Load Time

Security

cloudflare-workers-async-google-analytics blocks those types of request by default:

• No User-Agent in request headers
• No Referer in request headers
• No Tracker ID given in request headers
• Use some other measurements from Cloudflare WAF

And if you want to restrict your workers only for your website, all you need to do is to edit a few lines of your workers:

• Launch Cloudflare Workers Editor again.
• You can see some commented out code at the first line like this:

//const AllowedReferrer = 'skk.moe';

• replace your domain with skk.moe, then remove //.

Notice: set AllowedReferrer value to skk.moe means all the subdomains of skk.moe will be allowed as well.

Author

cloudflare-workers-async-google-analytics © Sukka, Released under the MIT License.
Authored and maintained by Sukka with help from contributors (list).

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