Analytics is a free open-source lightweight analytics abstraction library for tracking page views, custom events, & identify visitors.
Features
Extendable - Bring your own third-party tool & plugins
Test & debug analytics integrations with time travel & offline mode
Add functionality/modify tracking calls with baked in lifecycle hooks
Isomorphic. Works in browser & on server
Queues events to send when analytic libraries are loaded
Conditionally load third party scripts
Works offline
TypeScript support
Developer-friendly API.
Easy to integrate and add to any JavaScript web project.
Why?
Companies frequently change analytics requirements based on evolving needs. This results in a lot of complexity, maintenance, & extra code when adding/removing analytic services to a site or application.
This library aims to solve that with a simple pluggable abstraction layer.
Driving philosophy:
You should never be locked into an analytics tool
DX is paramount. Adding & removing analytic tools from your application should be easy
Respecting visitor privacy settings & allowing for opt-out mechanisms is crucial
A pluggable API makes adding new business requests easy
To add or remove an analytics provider, adjust the plugins you load into analytics during initialization.
Plugins and Third-party Analytics
Analytics currently supports the following services:
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