django-google-analytics-app

Django Google Analytics

Django Google Analytics brings the power of server side/non-js Google Analytics to your Django projects

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Installation

#. Install django-google-analytics-app from PyPI or add to your Python path some other way. #. Add google_analytics to your INSTALLED_APPS setting. #. Add URL include to your project's urls.py file::

re_path('djga/', include('google_analytics.urls')),

#. Specify a Google Analytics tracking code <https://support.google.com/analytics/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=1008080>_, i.e.::

GOOGLE_ANALYTICS = {
    'google_analytics_id': 'UA-000000-2',
}

where UA-000000-2 is your unique tracking code.

#. If you intend tracking through middleware and Celery remember to install Celery and run its worker process <http://docs.celeryproject.org/en/latest/django/first-steps-with-django.html>_.

Usage

There are two ways to add tracking to your pages.

• HTML tag

Using <img/> and sticking it in your base.html::

{% load google_analytics_tags %}
<div style="display:none">
    <img src="{% google_analytics %}" width="0" height="0" />
</div>

2. Middleware + Celery

Using Django's middleware, you can process every request and use Celery to make the request to Google Analytics::

MIDDLEWARE = [
    'google_analytics.middleware.GoogleAnalyticsMiddleware',
]

You have to add google_analytics to your CELERY_IMPORTS::

CELERY_IMPORTS = ('google_analytics.tasks')

You can also specify paths that will be excluded when tracking::

GOOGLE_ANALYTICS_IGNORE_PATH = ['/health/', ]