swup / ga-plugin

A swup plugin for integrating Google Analytics 📈

swup 4 is released  🎉  Check out the release notes and upgrade guide.

Swup

Versatile and extensible page transition library for server-rendered websites.

Features • Demos • Plugins • Themes • Documentation • Discussions

Overview

Swup adds page transitions to server-rendered websites. It manages the complete page load lifecycle and smoothly animates between the current and next page. In addition, it offers many other quality-of-life improvements like caching, smart preloading, native browser history and enhanced accessibility.

Make your site feel like a snappy single-page app — without any of the complexity.

Features

• ✏️ Works out of the box with minimal markup
• ✨ Auto-detects CSS transitions & animations for perfect timing
• 🔗 Updates URLs and preserves native browser history
• 🏓 Manages the scroll position between pages and anchor links
• 🚀 Uses a cache to speed up subsequent page loads
• 📡 Offers hooks to customize and extend the page load lifecycle
• 🔌 Has a powerful plugin system and many official and third-party plugins
• 🎨 Provides ready-to-go themes to get started quickly

Demos

Explore our interactive demos to see swup in action.

Documentation

Visit our official documentation to learn more.

Plugins

Swup is small by design. Extended features can be added via plugins:

• Display a progress bar while loading
• Enable smooth scrolling between visits
• Update meta tags and stylesheets after page loads
• Add support for preloading pages in the background
• Improve accessibility for screen readers
• Perform your animations in JS instead of CSS transitions
• Animate form submissions
• Get help in debug mode

Check out the list of official plugins and third-party integrations.

Themes

Get started quickly with one of three official themes: fade, slide, and overlay.

Examples

Take a look at the interactive demos and sites using swup for more examples.

Having trouble?

If you're having trouble implementing swup, check out the Common Issues section of the docs, look at closed issues or create a new discussion.

Want to Contribute?

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This project is tested with BrowserStack.

ga-plugin's Issues

Selecting the tracking ID

window.ga("set","title",n)

Was returning an undefined javascript error.

If you're initializing Google Analytics with google tag manager, this might work for you– it solved the problem for me:

var trackingID = window.ga.getAll()[0].get('name');
window.ga(trackingID + ".set","title",n);

gtag.js

Is it work with gtag.js? analytics.js is the old way to track your website

Issue installing via NPM using 3.0.5

Hey guys,
I was finishing my project ( started long time ago), and now I'm facing this issue.
I can't install the plugin with 3.0.5 version.

Any suggestion? I do not want to migrate to v4 yet. using node v19.8.1

Thanks in advance!

Doesn't support new Global Site Tag (gtag.js) tracking

The new recommended google analytics tracking code uses a different syntax.

We've update our site manually to run the following on transition complete:

gtag('config', '<TRACKING CODE>', {
	'page_title' : document.title,
	'page_path': window.location.pathname + window.location.search
});

I would suggest an update that checks for the presence of either configuration for backwards compatibility.

Do you accept PRs?