@frontity/comscore-analytics

Comscore Analytics package for Frontity.

Table of Contents⁠#

• Install
• Settings
• Usage
  • actions.analytics.pageview
  • actions.analytics.event

Install⁠#

npm i @frontity/comscore-analytics

Settings⁠#

The namespace for this package is comscoreAnalytics.

Every Comscore account has a Tracking ID. To connect the package with a specific account (or accounts) set the following properties in the frontity.settings.js file:

• state.comscoreAnalytics.trackingId: to specify just one tracking ID
• state.comscoreAnalytics.trackingIds: to specify a list of tracking ID's

export default {
  packages: [
    {
      name: "@frontity/comscore-analytics",
      state: {
        comscoreAnalytics: {
          trackingId: "34567890",
        },
      },
    },
  ],
};

export default {
  packages: [
    {
      name: "@frontity/google-tag-manager-analytics",
      state: {
        comscoreAnalytics: {
          trackingIds: ["34567890", "56789012"],
        },
      },
    },
  ],
};

Usage⁠#

The @frontity/comscore-analytics package can co-exist with any of the other analytics packages such as @frontity/google-analytics and @frontity/google-tag-manager-analytics. Once these analytics packages have been properly installed and configured their actions will be centralized by the analytics namespace.

• actions.analytics.pageview will take into account settings in state.analytics.pageviews
• actions.analytics.event will take into account settings in state.analytics.events

Read more about how to use Analytic packages here.

actions.analytics.pageview⁠#

If @frontity/comscore-analytics is configured and enabled for pageviews, every time a link changes (or every time action.router.set(link) is launched) tracking information for that page will be sent to Google Analytics.

actions.analytics.event⁠#

This package doesn't actually track events for Comscore so any call of the method actions.analytics.event() will have no effect for this service.