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  • Installation and Initialization
  • Automatic Event Tracking
  • Manual Event Tracking
  • User Identification
  • Enabling and Disabling Tracking
  • Methods
  • Best Practices
  • Troubleshooting
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Web

Web SDK

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The Evntaly Web SDK is a lightweight JavaScript library designed to simplify event tracking, user identification, and analytics on web applications.

Installation and Initialization

The Evntaly Web SDK can be added directly to your web application using a CDN.

<script async src="https://cdn.evntaly.com/evntaly-web-v1.0.7.js"></script>
<script>
   window.evsq = window.evsq || [];
   window.evntaly = window.evntaly || ((...args) => window.evsq.push(args));
   window.evntaly("init", "YOUR_API_TOKEN" , "YOUR_PROJECT_NAME");
</script>

Automatic Event Tracking

Automatically track events by adding data-event attributes to HTML elements.

<button
  data-event="Upgraded Plan"
  data-user-id="user-123"
  data-channel="billing"
  data-icon="💰"
  data-tag-plan="Pro"
  data-tag-period="Monthly"
  data-tag-price="9.99"
  data-payload-country="Egypt">
    Upgrade to Pro
</button>

Manual Event Tracking

For custom event tracking, use the track method.

<script>
window.evntaly('track', {
    title: "Manual Event",
    description: "Manually triggered event",
    user: { id: "user-123" },
    feature: "manual-feature",
    type: "Button Click",
    tags: { source: "dashboard" },
    message: "Event successfully tracked.",
    notify: true,
    icon: "🔥",
    sessionID: "session-12345",
    topic: "@Dashboard"
});
</script>

User Identification

Identify a user to associate events with a specific profile.

<script>
window.evntaly('identifyUser', {
    id: "user-123",
    email: "user@example.com",
    full_name: "John Doe",
    organization: "ExampleCorp",
    data: {
        role: "admin",
        plan: "Pro",
        location: "USA",
        timezone: "America/New_York"
    }
});
</script>

Enabling and Disabling Tracking

Control event tracking globally.

<script>
window.evntaly('disableTracking');  // Disables tracking
window.evntaly('enableTracking');   // Enables tracking
</script>

Methods

Method
Description
Example Usage
Available Since

init

Initializes the SDK with API credentials.

window.evntalySet(token, projectName)

v1.0.0

track

Manually tracks a custom event.

window.evntaly('track', eventData)

v1.0.0

identifyUser

Identifies a user for analytics.

window.evntaly('identifyUser', userData)

v1.0.0

disableTracking

Disables all event tracking.

window.evntaly('disableTracking')

v1.0.0

enableTracking

Enables all event tracking.

window.evntaly('enableTracking')

v1.0.0

trackPageView

Automatically tracks page views.

window.evntaly('trackPageView')

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Best Practices

  • Initialize early: Always initialize the SDK as soon as possible.

  • Avoid sensitive data: Do not pass sensitive personal data directly to the SDK.

  • Test thoroughly: Ensure the event tracking aligns with your analytics goals.

Troubleshooting

  • Events not sending: Check if the SDK is correctly initialized with valid API tokens.

  • Network errors: Make sure the network allows outbound requests to https://evntaly.com.


Support

For more help, contact support at support@evntaly.com.

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https://github.com/Evntaly/evntaly-webgithub.com