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Logging utility for browser-side Typescript that logs Promoted events to our Metrics Snowplow-compatible API
This event logger (tracker) library is used to simplify browser-side logging. It relies on the browser-side JS having the Snowplow tracker library installed. This library uses the Promoted Metrics Snowplow-compatible API. See the web integration guide to learn how to use this library.
Uses
npm run finish
npm run build
npm run size
npm run lint
npm test
or npm test
If you want to test local changes in an actual deployment, use npm link
.
npm run updateLink
.npm link promoted-snowplow-logger
.When you update promoted-snowplow-logger
, run npm run updateLink
.
When you want to undo, use npm unlink
in promoted-snowplow-logger/dist
and npm unlink promoted-snowplow-logger
in the client directory.
We use a GitHub action that runs semantic-release to determine how to update versions. Just do a normal code review and this should work. Depending on the message prefixes (e.g. feat:
, fix:
, clean:
, docs:
), it'll update the version appropriately.
The base of this repository is a combination of the following repos:
FAQs
Logging utility for browser-side Typescript that logs Promoted events to our Metrics Snowplow-compatible API
The npm package promoted-snowplow-logger receives a total of 862 weekly downloads. As such, promoted-snowplow-logger popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that promoted-snowplow-logger 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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