nuxt-multi-tracker v0.3.3

Nuxt Multi Tracker

Nuxt 3 module that simplifies and unifies the use of tracking pixel's and Conversion APIs for most popular social media networks.

!WARNING This module is under development. It will break and how it functions will change. To debug it's recommended to use an extension such as "Analytics/GTM/Pixel Debugger".

• ✨ Release Notes
• 🏀 Online playground

Features

• Minimal dependencies
• Manual consent management for GDPR compliance
• Track events manually with composables
• Fully typed
• SSR-ready
• Supported pixels:
  • Meta (Facebook) pixel
  • Reddit pixel
  • Twitter pixel (alpha)
  • Google Analytics 4 (GA4) (alpha)

Table of Contents

• Install
• Setup & basic Usage
• Module Options
• Composables
• Development

Install

# Using pnpm
pnpm add -D nuxt-multi-tracker

# Using yarn
yarn add --dev nuxt-multi-tracker

# Using npm
npm install --save-dev nuxt-multi-tracker

Setup & basic usage

With the following configuration the pixels with IDs will track page views.

export default defineNuxtConfig({
  modules: ['nuxt-multi-tracker'],

  multiTracker: {
    initialConsent: false,
    meta: {
      pixelID: 'xxxxxxx',
    },
    reddit: {
      disable: true,
      pixelID: 'xxxxxxx',
    },
  },
});

Module Options

Options for all pixels

These options will affect all pixels, but an option on the individual pixel will override these options if they are in conflict.

Options for each pixels

Options for each individual pixel, most pixels have all of these options.

Meta (Facebook) options

Reddit options

Composables

useConsent

const {
  // Output is a boolean
  haveConsent,
  // No input or output
  grantConsent,
  revokeConsent,
} = useConsent();

useMultiTracker

This composable uses the Meta pixel as default, meaning you should use Meta event names and user data. This composable works the same way as all others.

const { track, init, setUserData } = useMultiTracker();

usePixelMeta, usePixelReddit, usePixelTwitter, usePixelGoogle

const {
  options,
  setPixel,
  setPixelId,
  setUserData,
  enable,
  disable,
  track,
  query,
  init,
} = usePixel...();

How to use track().

// Uses default event name, the standard option is a page view
track()

// Spesify wich event you want to trigger
track('Lead')

// Custom event names will automatically be recognised and sent correctly
track('CustomEventName1')

track('Lead', {
  eventID: 'xxxxxxxxx' // Set eventID to duplicate events
  ...
  // All parameters are set in this object
})

How to use init() and related functions.

// Uses the default pixel ID
init()

// Will change the ID of the pixel in `options` and run `init()`
setPixelID('xxxx')

// Will set userdata in `options` and run `init()`. Se the type for all possible parameters.
setUserData({
  em: 'example@example.com',
  ...
})

How to use query(). This is a wrapper for the respective functions (fbq, rdt, gtag, etc.), and you can always use the functions directly if you prefer that.

query('track', {
  eventName: 'Lead',
  eventID: 'xxxxxx'
  .....
  // All parameters goes in this object
})

💻 Development

1. Clone this repository
2. Install dependencies using npm install
3. Run npm run dev:prepare
4. Start development server using npm run dev

Read "Conventional Commits" for naming your commits.