Add injectable analytics to IG build at runtime.

[preston]

For general web assets we have an organizational Google Analytics account. It would be nice to allow for runtime injection of a GA key. We could also do similarly on the server side with logs, but we don't have that infrastructure established yet.

[preston]

@neuronsong Is this something you could hardcode into a template for now?

[preston]

Hey @neuronsong , Laura mentioned you may have been working on this yesterday. Is that true? If not I can take a look as well.

[neuronsong]

Ah, just seeing this. I turned on basic analytics for logicahealth.org website. There are multiple options to tie in google analytics... but they seem to require a third party account or at least a third party layer. I enabled the most basic of analytics for the time being.

In regard to a template... this should be really simple. Which GA account would you like to use?

[preston]

The Logica org account with a new tracking ID.

[neuronsong]

K, np.

I created an account for covid-19-ig... with the following new tag. I'll throw this into the global header of the template and push it in a minute. I think the ig has one and only one global header... but I've been wrong before in regard to the ig code.

<script async src="https://www.googletagmanager.com/gtag/js?id=UA-163789979-1"></script> <script> window.dataLayer = window.dataLayer || []; function gtag(){dataLayer.push(arguments);} gtag('js', new Date()); gtag('config', 'UA-163789979-1'); </script>

[neuronsong]

I hardcoded this into a template for now. Based on the way I had to make this work it will be very easy to inject in the build process. Add a single line to the logica-template/includes/fragment-pagebegin.html file. Then, inject the right code into logica-template/content/assets/js/ga.js file.