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blink-labrador
A package that uses blink for analytics on Labrador pages
Installation
npm install @aller/blink-labrador
Usage
import BlinkLabrador from './blink-labrador';
function initTracking() {
const tracker = new BlinkLabrador();
tracker.trackPageload();
tracker.trackPerformance();
tracker.trackAdInscreen0('.adunit');
tracker.trackAdInscreen('.adunit');
tracker.trackActiveTime();
tracker.trackLinkClicks();
tracker.trackArticleImpressions('article.preview,.article-list>li');
tracker.trackAdDFP();
tracker.trackVideos();
// Expose blink functions to other modules
window.trackAdLoad = tracker.trackAdLoad;
window.trackCustom = tracker.trackCustom;
}
initTracking();
Releasing
Make sure that the latest changes is merged into master via a pull request
If it is a bugfix run
npm version patch, if it is a new feature runnpm version minor, and if where is a breaking change runnpm version major. We use semantic versionion, and 1.0.0 is no holy grail for "finished" software, and we should not be afraid of releasing major versions.Publish it by running
npm publish. This will transpile all files and publish them to npm.Push the release to GitHub by running
git pushandgit push --tagsfrom master.It is greatly appreciated if you write a summary of the release on GitHub releases. You do that by opening the releases overview page on GitHub, clicking your newly pushed release, and then clicking the "Edit tag" button.
(6. Things can be released via lerna lerna publish as well, to easier keep version-tracking)