GoogleAnalyticsGtag
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- 3.Install the target:npm install --save @redux-beacon/google-analytics-gtag
import GoogleAnalyticsGtag from '@redux-beacon/google-analytics-gtag';
// Create or import an events map.
// See "getting started" pages for instructions.
const trackingId = 'REPLACE_WITH_YOUR_TRACKING_ID';
const ga = GoogleAnalyticsGtag(trackingId);
const gaMiddleware = createMiddleware(eventsMap, ga);
const gaMetaReducer = createMetaReducer(eventsMap, ga);
Don't see your event listed? Please submit a pull request to the Redux Beacon repository with the missing event. Use the source of the existing
event-helpers to guide your work. If you need any support feel free to make the pull request with all you're able to do. We can fill in the gaps from there.import { trackPageView } from '@redux-beacon/google-analytics-gtag';
const pageView = trackPageView((action, prevState, nextState) => {
return {
title: /* (optional) */,
location: /* (optional) */,
path: /* (optional) */,
fieldsObject: { /* (optional) */
[ /* dimension | metric */]: /* value */,
},
};
}, /* (optional) tracking Id */, /* (optional) tracking Id */, ...);
The last line of the tracking snippet
gtag('config', 'GA_TRACKING_ID'); hits Google Analytics with a page view that matches the first loaded route. If you're tracking page views using Redux Beacon, be sure to remove this line so the initial page load isn't recorded twice.import { trackEvent } from '@redux-beacon/google-analytics-gtag';
const event = trackEvent((action, prevState, nextState) => {
return {
category: /* fill me in */,
action: /* fill me in */,
label: /* (optional) */,
value: /* (optional) */,
fieldsObject: { /* (optional) */
[ /* dimension | metric */]: /* value */,
},
};
});
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