Vendor-agnostic analytics for AngularJS applications. luisfarzati.github.io/angulartics
Download complete package from http://github.com/luisfarzati/angulartics/archive/master.zip
Manage the NuGet Packages for your project and search for Angular.Analytics. Select the module for the analytics package you wish to use and the Angular.Analytics.Core package will be included. Also install any additional modules you require such as Angular.Analytics.Scroll.
Alternatively, at the Package Manager Console type: Install-Package Angular.Analytics.[ModuleName]
Or, in a command line (with nuget.exe in your path): nuget.exe install Angular.Analytics.[ModuleName]
To install all available modules: bower install angulartics
Introduced in 0.15.19 - support websites that do not use Angular routes or states on every page and still want to track full paths. The modifications lead to the following behavior:
- Viewing page
http://host.com/routes#/routewill be tracked as/routes#/route. The original version would only track the page as/route - Viewing page
http://host.com/norouteswill be tracked as/noroutes. This is useful for pages that do not contain Angular code besides initializing the base module. - Viewing page
http://host.com/routes2that loads a default route and changes the path tohttp://host.com/routes2#/will be tracked as/routes2#/. This will only fire one pageview, whereas earlier versions would have fired two.
To enable this behavior, add the following to your configuration:
...
var yourApp = angular.module('YourApp', ['angulartics', 'angulartics.google.analytics'])
.config(function ($analyticsProvider) {
$analyticsProvider.firstPageview(true); /* Records pages that don't use $state or $route */
$analyticsProvider.withAutoBase(true); /* Records full path */
});
angular.module('myApp', ['angulartics', 'angulartics.google.analytics'])
Delete the automatic pageview tracking line in the snippet code provided by Google Analytics (because Angulartics will automatically track pages for you):
...
ga('create', '{YOUR GA CODE}', '{YOUR DOMAIN}');
ga('send', 'pageview'); // <-- DELETE THIS LINE!
</script>
Done. Open your app, browse across the different routes and check the realtime GA dashboard to see the hits.
Browse the website for detailed instructions.
- Google Analytics
- Google Tag Manager
- Kissmetrics
- Mixpanel
- Chartbeat
- Segment.io
If there's no Angulartics plugin for your analytics vendor of choice, please feel free to write yours and PR' it! Here's how to do it.
It's very easy to write your own plugin. First, create your module and inject $analyticsProvider:
angular.module('angulartics.myplugin', ['angulartics'])
.config(['$analyticsProvider', function ($analyticsProvider) {
The module name can be anything of course, but it would be convenient to follow the style angulartics.{vendorname}.
Next, you register either the page track function, event track function, or both. You do it by calling the registerPageTrack and registerEventTrack methods. Let's take a look at page tracking first:
$analyticsProvider.registerPageTrack(function (path) {
// your implementation here
}
By calling registerPageTrack, you tell Angulartics to invoke your function on $routeChangeSuccess. Angulartics will send the new path as an argument.
$analyticsProvider.registerEventTrack(function (action, properties) {
// your implementation here
This is very similar to page tracking. Angulartics will invoke your function every time the event (analytics-on attribute) is fired, passing the action (analytics-event attribute) and an object composed of any analytics-* attributes you put in the element.
Check out the bundled plugins as reference. If you still have any questions, feel free to email me or post an issue at GitHub!
If you want to keep pageview tracking for its traditional meaning (whole page visits only), set virtualPageviews to false:
module.config(function ($analyticsProvider) {
$analyticsProvider.virtualPageviews(false);
Use the $analytics service to emit pageview and event tracking:
module.controller('SampleCtrl', function($analytics) {
// emit pageview beacon with path /my/url
$analytics.pageTrack('/my/url');
// emit event track (without properties)
$analytics.eventTrack('eventName');
// emit event track (with category and label properties for GA)
$analytics.eventTrack('eventName', {
category: 'category', label: 'label'
});
Use analytics-on and analytics-event attributes for enabling event tracking on a specific HTML element:
<a href="file.pdf"
analytics-on="click"
analytics-event="Download">Download</a>
analytics-on lets you specify the DOM event that triggers the event tracking; analytics-event is the event name to be sent.
Additional properties (for example, category as required by GA) may be specified by adding analytics-* attributes:
<a href="file.pdf"
analytics-on="click"
analytics-event="Download"
analytics-category="Content Actions">Download</a>
See full docs and more samples at http://luisfarzati.github.io/angulartics.
Angulartics is freely distributable under the terms of the MIT license.
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