Google Analytics wrapper for Angular

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Check official docs for up-to-date snippet

angular.module 'yourApp', ['vtex.ga']

.config (gaConfig) ->
  gaConfig.trackingId = 'XX-XXXXXXXX-X'
  gaConfig.appId = 'your_app_ID'
  gaConfig.userId = 'current_user_ID'

Disable auto tracking of virtual pageviews:

.config (gaConfig) -> gaConfig.enableVirtualPageviews = false

Auto tracking of $http errors with gaInterceptor

.config ($httpProvider) -> $httpProvider.interceptors.push 'gaInterceptor'

Defaults and shortcuts:

• ga-event
• ga-category: "button"
• ga-action: "click" ( serves as trigger if ga-on isn't specified. )
• ga-label: element's label, name or id attributes
• ga-on: ga-action's attrs.value or "click" ( this is what fires events to GA, e.g: "hover" )

An example taking advantage of defaults:

<button id="sign-up" class="btn btn-primary" ga-event>Sign Up</button>

Full usage:

<button class="btn btn-primary"
        ga-event ga-category="button" ga-action="click"
        ga-label="sign-up" ga-on="click">Sign Up</button>

• Object containing event data: category, action, label, value
• Optional metadata Object as well
• value must be a number, not required (check Universal Analytics docs)

e.g.:

eventData =
  category: 'button'
  action: 'click'
  label: 'Sign Up'
  value: 10

• page is a string, e.g.: location.href, default: (location.pathname + location.hash)

• Shortcut to

@trackEvent
  category: 'button'
  action: 'click'
  label: `label`
  value: `value`

• v2.0.0: gaService.trackEvent now expects Object instead of Array for better validation of properties values and order before dispatching everything to GA. Refactors code and README in order to optimize usage for new Universal Analytics.

Inside src you can find this module source code, written in CoffeeScript. To build the .js and uglify it, install npm dev-dependencies and run grunt:

(sudo) npm i
grunt