Piwik Analytics Module for Titanium

This module enables Titanium Apps to integrate Piwik Analytics.

It is heavily based on Piwiks own implementation in their App Piwik Mobile 2 App. This CommonJs Module provides the functionality of the Tracker but makes it working on every Titanium App. Admittedly, it is not well tested yet. Any contribution is very welcome.

Download the latest distribution ZIP-file and consult the Titanium Documentation on how install it, or simply use the gitTio CLI:

$ gittio install ti.piwik

To access this module and create a tracker, you would do the following:

var Piwik = require("ti.piwik");
var tracker = new Piwik(config);

In this example config is an object containing configurable options.

Tracking a Window:

tracker.trackWindow("Main Window", "index");

Tracking an Event:

tracker.trackEvent({
  title: "Test event",
  url: "index"
});

The Module returns a Tracker function object. When creating a new tracker instance, you can pass a configuration object to the constructor.

var tracker = new Piwik( config );

Configurable options are:

Whether tracking is enabled or disabled

The siteId of the Piwik Server installation. It'll track everything into this site

The api version of the Piwik Server installation.

This is the baseUrl which will be prepended to absolute/relative paths. If you set - for example - the current Url to '/x/y' it will prepend this url. This makes sure we have a uri including protocol and so on.

The Url of the Piwik Server. The Tracker will send its requests to this Piwik instance.

This defines a maximum of tracks per day. Set maxTracksPerDay to 0 for unlimited tracks per day.

The siteId of the Piwik Server installation. It'll track everything into this site.

The api version of the Piwik Server installation.

Detects whether tracking is enabled or disabled.

returns boolean - true if tracking is enabled, false otherwise.

A simple way to check whether a variable is an Error (exception).

• error {null|function|string|number|boolean|Object|Array} - error

returns boolean - wether it is an error or not.

Prepare visit scope custom variables to send them with the next page view.

Sets (overrides) the current url.

• url {string} An absolute url without protocol and so on.

returns the tracker.

Sets (overrides) the current user identifier.

• user_id {string} Your unique identifier for the current logged in user.

returns the tracker.

Set custom variable within this visit. All set custom variables will be recognized in the next tracking and reset afterwards.

• index {number} - The index of the custom variable
• name {string} - The number of the custom variable
• value {string} - The value of the custom variable
• scope {string} - Either 'page' or 'visit' scope.
  • "visit" will store the name/value in the visit and will persist it in the cookie for the duration of the visit
  • "page" will store the name/value in the page view.

Sets (overrides) the document title.

• title {string} - title

returns the tracker.

Logs an event. An event is for example a click or a setting change.

• event {Object}
• event.category {string} - The category of the event. - Defaults to the document title
• event.action {string} - The action of the event.
• event.name {string} - The name of the event.
• event.value {string} - The value of the event.
• event.url {string} - An absolute url to identify this event without protocol and so on.

Logs an exception.

• exception {Object}
• exception.error {Error} - An optional instance of Error
• exception.file {string} - The name of the file where the exception was thrown.
• exception.line {string} - The number of the line where the exception was thrown.
• exception.message {string} - The exception message.
• exception.type {string} - The name of the exception, for example TypeError.
• exception.errorCode {string} - An absolute url to identify this event without protocol and so on.

Track a specific goal. Make sure you've set a document title before. Uses the last set url automatically.

• goalId {number} - goalId

Logs an outlink or download link.

• sourceUrl {string} - An absolute url without protocol and so on
• linkType {string} - Either 'download' or 'outlink'

Log a page view. A page view is for example a new opened window or navigating to an already opened window. Make sure you've set a document title and current url before.

Tracks a window. It'll always detect the controller / action depending on the given url. Call this method if a window gets focus. For more information see trackPageView.

• title {string} - title
• windowUrl {string} - A window url, for example "site/index". In this case, "site" is the controller and "index" is the action. It'll track the Title "site index" and the url "/window/site/index".

The MIT License (MIT)