@amna1408/sdk-js

Usermaven JavaScript SDK (usermaven.js)

Usermaven.js is a JavaScript SDK for Usermaven.

Capabilities

• Autocapturing via autocapture, capture_pageview, properties_string_max_length and property_blacklist options.

Maintainers Guide

This section is indented only for package maintainers.

Building and local debug

• ATTENTION: Use yarn for everything except publishing
• To spin off a local development server run yarn devserver, then open http://localhost:8081
  • The server listens to all changes to src and rebuilds npm and lib.js automatically. Open test cases HTML files to see usermaven in action
    • http://localhost:8081/test-case/embed.html - embedded Usermaven
    • • http://localhost:8081/test-case/embed_strict_mode.html - embedded strict mode for Usermaven
    • http://localhost:8081/test-case/autocapture.html - embedded Usermaven with autocapturing events
• yarn test runs Playwright test
• yarn build builds both npm package and lib.js browser bundle
• npm publish --public to publish the package (change version in package.json manually). You need to run npm login with your personal npmjs account beforehand (make sure you have access to Usermaven team)
• In order to check usermaven sdk locally.
  • cd dist/npm --- navigate to npm directory
  • npm link --- creates a symbolic link to be accessed globally
  • cd ../../__tests__/sdk/ --- navigate to sdk test project
  • npm i --- install npm dependencies
  • npm link @usermaven/sdk-js --- use npm package locally whose symlink is just published
  • npm start --- start the application and monitor events

Checking Cross Domain Session locally

Setup a custom domain and sub-domain locally to test cross domain session persistence.

sudo nano /etc/hosts

Add the following lines in the hosts file

127.0.0.1       localhost.com
127.0.0.1       app.localhost.com

You will be able to access the domains at localhost domain and localhost sub-domain

Publishing new version

• Login with your personal credentials with npm login
• Run yarn install && yarn build && yarn test && npm publish --access public