@elevio/js-analytics NPM

Elevio Javascript analytics

This is the code required to send javascript analytic events to Elevio. It is written in Typescript but works fine in plain Javascript.

Installation

Run npm i to install all dependencies.

Note: These dependencies are only for compiling, the actual code doesn't use any external dependencies, other than tslib, which is used to polyfill promises for older browsers.

Then to compile the Typescript code into Javscript run npm run build. This puts the compiled code and typedefs in the lib dir.

Usage

First you must run the setup command that is exported from the base package. You must at a minimum include the companyUid in the options. You can get the companyUid from https://app.elev.io/installation it is listed as "Account ID".

Then you may start triggering events. NOTE: You must wait for the DOM to be loaded before you send any events.

The list of events are exported via the events object in the base package. For documentation on the events see API below.

You fire the event using track also exported from the base package. Like this:

// this may change, depending on how you install
import { setup, track, events } from '@elevio/js-analytics';

setup({ companyUid: 'my-companyUID', languageId: 'en' });

document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function () {
  track(events.pageViewArticle('art123', 'article title'));
});

To set the language that the user is viewing content in it can either be set with the setLanguageId function or passed into the setup function.

import { setup, setLanguageId } from '@elevio/js-analytics';

setup({ companyUid: 'my-companyUID', languageId: 'en' });

// OR

setup({ companyUid: 'my-companyUID' });
// ...
setLanguageId('en');

To set the details of the user that is logged in there is the setUser function.

import { setup, setUser } from '@elevio/js-analytics';

setup({ companyUid: 'my-companyUID', languageId: 'en' });
setUser({
  id: 'my-users-id',
  email: 'users@email.com',
});

If you wish to wait for the event to be sent you can use the sendNow function that is exported from the base package.

This returns a promise that you can wait on.

// this may change, depending on how you install
import { setup, sendNow, events } from '@elevio/js-analytics';

setup({ companyUid: 'companyUID' });

document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function () {
  sendNow(events.pageViewArticle('art123', 'article title')).then(() => {
    console.log('Event successfully sent!');
  });
});