tracking

Documentation

Index

• func Event(r *http.Request, name string, meta map[string]string, tags map[string]string)
• func EventFromJSON(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request)
• func EventFromURL(next http.HandlerFunc) http.HandlerFunc
• func Init()
• func PageView(r *http.Request, tags map[string]string)

Functions

func Event

func Event(r *http.Request, name string, meta map[string]string, tags map[string]string)

Event tracks an event. Metadata and tags are optional. The request is made in the backend, so that the visitor doesn't have to wait for it to complete.

func EventFromJSON

func EventFromJSON(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request)

EventFromJSON tracks JavaScript using the API. The data is contained inside the body as JSON. The benefit over using the JavaScript snippet directly is that the backend serves as a proxy. Events tracked like this won't be blocked by ad blockers, as this is a first-party request (from your site to your site).

func EventFromURL

func EventFromURL(next http.HandlerFunc) http.HandlerFunc

EventFromURL returns a middleware tracking events using special URL parameters. These can be p_event for the event name, p_meta_<key> for metadata, p_path for the path the event was triggered on. p_event must be set. Plus characters will be replaced with a slash for the values, except for the path.

func Init

func Init()

Init sets up server-side tracking if the client secret is configured.

func PageView

func PageView(r *http.Request, tags map[string]string)

PageView tracks a page view. Tags are optional. The request is made in the backend, so that the visitor doesn't have to wait for it to complete.