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Reusable business event tracking for the Solution Center
Reusable service for tracking Brand Solutions business events
npm install solution-center-tracking
angular.module('myModule', ['solutioncenter.tracking'])
track
with an Event:function myFunc(ScTrackingService) {
let event = new Event();
ScTrackingService.track(event);
}
Clone the repository, then run:
npm install
npm start
: Run the webpack build and tests in watch modenpm run test
: Run the unit tests and generate a coverage report
open coverage/index.html
: after running unit tests, open the coverage report.npm run test:watch
: Run the unit tests in watch modenpm run build
: Run the webpack build and minify. Generates output in dist/
.npm run build: watch
: Run the build in watch modeBefore opening a pull request, please ensure that you have included unit tests for your changes and that all tests are passing.
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Reusable business event tracking for the Solution Center
The npm package solution-center-tracking receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, solution-center-tracking popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that solution-center-tracking demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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