sudo apt-get install libcairo2-dev libjpeg-dev libgif-dev
or on Mac OS with Homebrew:
brew install cairo
npm install findify-analytics --save
or
yarn add findify-analytics
Alternatively, you can use UMD builds, by requiring them to the page using <script> tag:
https://findify-assets-2bveeb6u8ag.netdna-ssl.com/analytics-js/findify-analytics.2.0.14.min.js
or using unminified version:
https://findify-assets-2bveeb6u8ag.netdna-ssl.com/analytics-js/findify-analytics.2.0.14.js
var findifyAnalytics = require('findify-analytics');
// First, you need to initialize library:
var client = findifyAnalytics({
key: 'your_api_key',
});
// Then, you should initialize client instance.
// Usually you want to do this on document ready event to collect all data from HTML tags.
client.initialize();
// To access events on the page you can use `client.state`,
// Analytics state represents all events that was defined on the page
// before findify
// After library initialized, we can send event requests to server with `client` instance. Let's perform click-suggestion request:
client.sendEvent('click-suggestion', {
rid: 'request_id',
suggestion: 'Black t-shirt'
});
// You can listen for events with `listen` function
var unsubscribe = client.listen(function(event, payload) {
console.log(event); // outputs event name
console.log(payload); // outputs event payload
});
// Also, you can get `user` instance, which can be used further in `@findify/sdk` library:
var user = client.user;MIT