plausible-tracker
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Frontend library to interact with Plausible Analytics
## Description As discussed in #12, currently the outbound link tracking implementation doesn't honor the `target` attribute of links. This PR aims to fix this by differentiating between `_self` (default),...
I would like to get rid of the console warning which is provided when tracking on localhost is disabled (*). Ideally it should be possible to disable it through the...
Added a check for the `href` attribute to the anchor link click event listener. ## Description Since the package updates the event listener of all anchor links on the website,...
## Versions - 0.3.1 ## Describe the bug When loading plausible with link tracking, links with target _blank are no longer opened in a new tab. ## Expected behavior Instead,...
## Description Enables size-limit on CI ## Related Issue REQUIRES https://github.com/plausible/plausible-tracker/pull/40 to be merged first ## Checklist: - [x] My code follows the code style of this project. - [...
## Description Add https://github.com/ai/size-limit to later add the CI integration. **IMPORTANT:** because of how the Github Action for size-limit works, you need to merge the dependencies and configure the CI...
Hi! 👋 Firstly, thanks for your work on this project! 🙂 Today I used [patch-package](https://github.com/ds300/patch-package) to patch `[email protected]` for the project I'm working on. Here is the diff that solved...
See issue #36 and (old) PR #33 for more information
## Versions - 0.3.8 ## Describe the bug As previously explained in the (failed) PR #33, the package currently uses the syntax `export type { TypeName } from './lib/module';` to...
The current implementation of the `plausible-tracker` uses the common [XMLHttpRequest](https://github.com/plausible/plausible-tracker/blob/master/src/lib/request.ts#L61) for submitting analytics data. Yet with advancements in browser engines, a more specialized submit-method is available via the `navigator`, called...
