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workarea-facebook_conversion_tracking
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A Facebook conversion tracking plugin for the Workarea Commerce platform. This integration sends events via browser and server to Facebook Business Manager.
This gem contains a Rails engine that must be mounted onto a host Rails application.
Then add the gem to your application's Gemfile specifying the source:
# ...
gem 'workarea-facebook_conversion_tracking'
# ...
Update your application's bundle.
cd path/to/application
bundle
This integration supports the following features:
Adding the Facebook pixel
Support the following facebook standard events out of the box:
Each event will require adjusting custom data on a per project need
For Workarea v3.5 and Greater Facebook Conversion Tracking can be configured via the settings section in the Workarea admin console. Available settings are:
For Workarea v3.0 to V3.4 Add the following to your secrets:
facebook_conversion_tracking: pixel_id: YOUR-PIXEL-ID access_token: YOUR-ACCESS-TOKEN test_code: YOUR-TEST-CODE
See https://developers.facebook.com/docs/facebook-pixel/implementation/conversion-tracking for Conversion Tracking Documentation.
See https://developer.workarea.com for Workarea platform documentation.
Workarea Sezzle is released under the MIT open source agreement.
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We found that workarea-facebook_conversion_tracking demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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