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Matomo Tracker

Stand alone library for using matamo tracking in frontend projects

Installation

Matomo Tracker can be used two ways:

Installing via npm: npm i --save @datapunt/matomo-tracker-js of via yarn yarn add -S @datapunt/matomo-tracker-js

import MatomoTracker from './MatomoTracker'

const MatomoInstance = new window.MatomoTracker({ ... })

By downloading the bundle.min.js from this repo and load it in your html as a script:

<script src="./bundle.min.js"></script>
<script>
  const MatomoInstance = new window.MatomoTracker({
    /* setup */
  });

  // Load the event listeners
  MatomoInstance.trackEvents();

  // Track page views
  MatomoInstance.trackPageView();
</script>

Usage

Before you're able to use this Matomo Tracker you need to initialize Matomo with your project specific details.

Initialize:

const MatomoInstance = new window.MatomoTracker({
  urlBase: "https://LINK.TO.DOMAIN/",
  siteId: 3, // optional, default value: `1`
  trackerUrl: "https://LINK.TO.DOMAIN/tracking.php", // optional, default value: `${urlBase}matomo.php`
  srcUrl: "https://LINK.TO.DOMAIN/tracking.js" // optional, default value: `${urlBase}matomo.js`
});

After initialization you can use the Matomo Tracker to track events and page views like this:

require("MatomoTracker");

const MatomoInstance = MatomoTracker({
  /* setup */
});

MatomoInstance.trackPageView();

MatomoInstance.trackEvent({
  action: "test",
  name: "sample", // optional
  value: "123" // optional
});

Advanced usage

By default the Matomo Tracker will send the window's document title and location, but you're able to send your own values. Also, custom dimensions can be used:

const MatomoTracker = require("MatomoTracker");

const MatomoInstance = new MatomoTracker({
  /* setup */
});

MatomoInstance.trackPageView({
  documentTitle: "Page title", // optional
  href: "https://LINK.TO.PAGE", // optional
  customDimensions: [
    {
      id: 1,
      value: "loggedIn"
    }
  ] // optional
});

MatomoInstance.trackEvent({
  action: "test",
  name: "sample", // optional
  value: "123", // optional
  documentTitle: "Page title", // optional
  href: "https://LINK.TO.PAGE", // optional
  customDimensions: [
    {
      id: 1,
      value: "loggedIn"
    }
  ] // optional
});

Next to the tracking of events, this project also supports tracking site searches:

const MatomoTracker = require("MatomoTracker");

const MatomoInstance = MatomoTracker({
  /* setup */
});

MatomoInstance.trackSiteSearch({
  keyword: "test",
  category: "blog", // optional
  count: 4, // optional
  documentTitle: "Page title", // optional
  href: "https://LINK.TO.PAGE", // optional
  customDimensions: [
    {
      id: 1,
      value: "loggedIn"
    }
  ] // optional
});

Or if you want to stay away from inline JavaScript events, this project can be used to track events from buttons with data attributes:

HTML5 data-attributes

<html>
<body>
    <button
      data-matomo-event="click"
      data-matomo-action="test" // optional
      data-matomo-name="sample" // optional
      data-matomo-value="123" // optional
      type="button"
    >
      Track me!
    </button>


    <script src="./some-dir/bundle.min.js"></script>
    <script>
      const MatomoInstance = new window.MatomoTracker({ /* setup */ });

      // Load the event listeners
      MatomoInstance.trackEvents();

      // Track page views
      MatomoInstance.trackPageView();

    </script>

    </body>
</html>

References

Matomo JavaScript Tracking Guide