scrolls_rails is an extension to the Scrolls logging library that makes it easy to log user interface/Javascript events the same way that you log actions in your models and controllers.
For more information about Scrolls, visit its repository here.
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'scrolls_rails'
Add scrolls_rails to your javascript manifest, normally application.js:
//= require scrolls_rails
And add scrolls_rails's routes to your routes file:
mount ScrollsRails::Engine => "/scrolls", :as => "scrolls_rails"
scrolls_rails uses the syntax you're already familiar with, to log events from Javascript:
Scrolls.log({fn: "items", at: "viewed_list"})
The output of which will be:
fn=items at=viewed_list
In addition, since scrolls_rails works with your existing Rails app, any Scrolls contexts set for your application will be set for your Javascript logs as well.
scrolls_rails is released under the {MIT License}[http://www.opensource.org/licenses/MIT].
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