lektor-google-analytics
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This plugin adds support for Google analytics to Lektor CMS.
Once the plugin is enabled, a generate_google_analytics() function
is available to be included in target template which automatically
include Google-Analytics code in final HTML files rendered by
Lektor.
Enabling the Plugin
To enable the plugin add this to your project file:
.. code:: ini
[packages]
lektor-google-analytics = 0.1
Configuring the Plugin
The plugin needs a config file with your Google analytics code in
it.
Just create a file named google-analytics.ini into ./configs
folder in your Lektor project’s base directory. And, put the
GOOGLE_ANALYTICS_ID key with target property ID of form
UA-XXXXXXXX-Y which you obtained from:
.. code:: ini
GOOGLE_ANALYTICS_ID = UA-XXXXXXXX-Y
Using in Templates
Now you can add a Google analytics code-snippet in your templates by
just calling the ``generate_google_analytics`` function inside its ``<body> </body>`` tags.
.. code:: html
<div class="ga-script">{{ generate_google_analytics() }}</div>
That’s it. All the ``HTML`` files that rendered from that template will
include Google-Analytics code automatically.
Advanced
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You can use ``GOOGLE_ANALYTICS_PROPERTY`` property to include your
custom-built Google Analytics tracking code. In that case, your
``./configs/google-analytics.ini`` will look like this:
.. code:: ini
GOOGLE_ANALYTICS_ID = UA-XXXXXXXX-Y
GOOGLE_ANALYTICS_PROPERTY = 'my custom code'
Don’t use this property unless you know what are you doing. By default,
it is set to ``auto``.
To go deeper than this, please refer to `Google-Analytics
documentation`.
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**Copyright** (c) 2015, Khaled Monsoor
All rights reserved.
Licensed under `BSD` license.
FAQs
Adds support for Google analytics to Lektor CMS
We found that lektor-google-analytics demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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