馃悰 Bug report
Regarding the 'eventModifiers' prop on the Analytics component from @availity/analytics: it does not work, as far as I can tell.
Current Behavior
I cannot get this prop to do anything useful. It's also unclear from the docs exactly how to use it.
Expected behavior
From the docs, I would expect that this prop would allow me to track any DOM element event I specify, outside of the 'click', 'focus' and 'blur' events already available through the data-analytics-action attribute. So I tried
<Analytics plugins={[splunkPlugin]} eventModifiers={['mouseenter']}>
<div data-analytics-mouseenter="mouseenter">mouseenter</div>
</Analytics>and
<Analytics plugins={[splunkPlugin]} eventModifiers={['mouseenter']}>
<div data-analytics-action="mouseenter">mouseenter</div>
</Analytics>and several other variations. Nothing worked.
Looking through the code for the AvAnalytics class that this implements, I don't see how listeners for any events other than 'click', 'focus' or 'blur' would ever get added. So my theory is that this became broken during a refactor at some point, or maybe it never worked.
馃悰 Bug report
Regarding the 'eventModifiers' prop on the Analytics component from @availity/analytics: it does not work, as far as I can tell.
Current Behavior
I cannot get this prop to do anything useful. It's also unclear from the docs exactly how to use it.
Expected behavior
From the docs, I would expect that this prop would allow me to track any DOM element event I specify, outside of the 'click', 'focus' and 'blur' events already available through the
data-analytics-actionattribute. So I triedand
and several other variations. Nothing worked.
Looking through the code for the AvAnalytics class that this implements, I don't see how listeners for any events other than 'click', 'focus' or 'blur' would ever get added. So my theory is that this became broken during a refactor at some point, or maybe it never worked.