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Wrapper for Matomo (aka. Piwik) analytics tracker for Angular applications.
Choose the version corresponding to your Angular version:
Angular | ngx-matomo |
---|---|
16 | 2.x |
14 and 15 | 1.x |
13 | not available |
9 to 12 | 1.0.0-rc1 |
5 to 8 | 0.x |
Usenpm
oryarn
to add the module to your current project:
npm install --save ngx-matomo
or
yarn add ngx-matomo
In order to add Matomo capabilities to your application, you need to importMatomoModule
into your rootNgModule
.
import{NgModule}from'@angular/core';import{BrowserModule}from'@angular/platform-browser';import{MatomoModule}from'ngx-matomo';import{AppComponent}from'./app.component';@NgModule({imports:[BrowserModule, ...MatomoModule.forRoot({scriptUrl:'//matomo.example.com/matomo.js',trackers:[{trackerUrl:'http://matomo.example.com/matomo.php',siteId:1}],routeTracking:{enable:true}}), ...],declarations:[AppComponent],bootstrap:[AppComponent]})exportclassAppModule{}
If you are using an old version of Matomo (3.x or less), please addscriptVersion
with the version number (2, 3, 4…) to the configuration object passed the theMatomoModule.forRoot()
function. This will activate some features present in Matomo 3 that were deprecated in Matomo 4.
Once that's done you can importMatomoTracker
into any component of your application.
import{Component}from'@angular/core';import{MatomoTracker}from'ngx-matomo';@Component({selector:'app-root',template:`<router-outlet />`,})exportclassAppComponent{constructor(privatematomoTracker:MatomoTracker){}ngOnInit(){this.matomoTracker.setUserId('UserId');this.matomoTracker.setDocumentTitle('ngxMatomo Test');}}
Then, let's find an action you would like to track:
<button(click)="whatHappensOnClick($event)"></button>
Just add the MatomoTracker to your component and use thetrackEvent
function.
import{Component}from'@angular/core';import{MatomoTracker}from'ngx-matomo';@Component({selector:'app-my',templateUrl:'./myButton.html',})exportclassMyComponent{constructor(privatematomoTracker:MatomoTracker){}whatHappensOnClick(someVal){/* * some code... */this.matomoTracker.trackEvent('category','action','name',someVal);}}
A demo application is available in order to get you quickly up to speed.
- Clone the ngxMatomo repository:
git clone https://github.com/Arnaud73/ngx-matomo.git
cd
into the repository- Run the demo application:
npm run demo
ngxMatomo 1.0 is a major evolution from previous versions. If you plan migrating from a previous release, follow the next steps:
- Remove any Matomo injection script in your
index.html
if you chose to inject the tracker this way. - Remove any use of
MatomoInjector
in your code if you chose to inject the tracker this way. - Import the MatomoModule with
MatomoModule.forRoot()
call and provide a MatomoConfiguration object so that the tracker is correctly injected into your application. - Decide if you want to take advantage of the newly added features (route tracking, consent management) and update you configuration accordingly.
This module is inspired fromAngular2Piwik, which was also inspired fromAngulartics 2.
Matomo'ssite has the detailed documentation on how to use Matomo and integrate it in an application.See also:
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Matomo (aka. Piwik) web analytics for Angular applications