managarten/apps-archived/uload/docs/umami-custom-events.md

Umami Custom Events Documentation

Overview

This document lists all custom events tracked in the application using Umami Analytics. Events are tracked client-side using the window.umami.track() function.

Event Categories

🔗 Link Management Events

link-created

Fired when a user creates a new shortened link.

Properties:

• short_code - The generated or custom short code
• has_password - Whether the link is password protected (true/false)
• has_expiry - Whether the link has an expiration date (true/false)
• has_click_limit - Whether the link has a click limit (true/false)
• is_custom_code - Whether user provided a custom code (true/false)

Location: /dashboard - After successful link creation

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link-edited

Fired when a user edits an existing link.

Properties:

• short_code - The link's short code
• fields_changed - Which fields were modified

Location: Link edit modal/form

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link-deleted

Fired when a user deletes a link.

Properties:

• short_code - The deleted link's short code

Location: /dashboard - Delete confirmation

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link-clicked

Fired when someone clicks on a shortened link from the dashboard.

Properties:

• short_code - The link's short code
• username - The username in the URL path or 'direct'
• has_password - Whether the link requires a password (true/false)
• is_expiring - Whether the link has an expiration date (true/false)

Location: /dashboard - Link click tracking

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link-copied

Fired when a user copies a link to clipboard.

Properties:

• short_code - The copied link's short code

Location: /dashboard - Copy button clicks

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link-shared

Fired when a user shares a link.

Properties:

• short_code - The shared link's short code
• method - How it was shared (email, social, etc.)

Location: Share buttons/modals

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📊 QR Code Events

link-qr-generated

Fired when a user generates a QR code for a link.

Properties:

• short_code - The link's short code

Location: /dashboard - QR code button click

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link-qr-downloaded

Fired when a user downloads a QR code.

Properties:

• short_code - The link's short code
• format - Download format (png, svg, jpeg, webp)
• color - QR code color

Location: /dashboard - QR code download

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👤 User Authentication Events

user-signup

Fired when a new user successfully registers.

Properties:

• method - Registration method (email, oauth, etc.)

Location: /register - After successful registration

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user-login

Fired when a user successfully logs in.

Properties:

• method - Login method (email, oauth, etc.)

Location: /login - After successful authentication

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user-logout

Fired when a user logs out.

Properties: None

Location: Navigation component - Logout button

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user-profile-updated

Fired when a user updates their profile.

Properties:

• fields_updated - Which profile fields were changed

Location: Profile/settings page

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user-password-reset

Fired when a user resets their password.

Properties: None

Location: Password reset flow

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📈 Analytics & Dashboard Events

dashboard-viewed

Fired when a user views their main dashboard.

Properties:

• total_links - Number of links the user has
• total_clicks - Total clicks across all links

Location: /dashboard - Page load

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analytics-viewed

Fired when a user views analytics for a specific link.

Properties:

• short_code - The link's short code
• total_clicks - Total number of clicks

Location: /dashboard/analytics/[id] - Page load

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profile-viewed

Fired when a user views their profile page.

Properties: None

Location: /profile - Page load

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🔍 Search & Filter Events

search-performed

Fired when a user searches for links.

Properties:

• query - Search query
• results_count - Number of results

Location: Dashboard search bar

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filter-applied

Fired when a user applies filters.

Properties:

• filter_type - Type of filter applied
• filter_value - Filter value

Location: Dashboard filter controls

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sort-changed

Fired when a user changes sort order.

Properties:

• sort_by - Sort field
• sort_order - asc or desc

Location: Dashboard sort controls

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⚠️ Error Events

error-occurred

Fired when an error occurs.

Properties:

• error_type - Type of error
• error_message - Error message
• error_code - Error code

Location: Throughout the application

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rate-limited

Fired when a user hits a rate limit.

Properties:

• action - What action was rate limited
• limit - The limit that was hit

Location: API responses

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Implementation Details

Utility Functions

The application provides several helper functions for common tracking scenarios:

// Track a link click
trackLinkClick({
	shortCode: 'abc123',
	username: 'john',
	hasPassword: false,
	isExpiring: true,
});

// Track link creation
trackLinkCreated({
	shortCode: 'xyz789',
	hasPassword: true,
	hasExpiry: false,
	hasClickLimit: true,
	isCustomCode: false,
});

// Track authentication
trackAuth('login', 'email');
trackAuth('signup', 'google');
trackAuth('logout');

// Track errors
trackError({
	type: 'validation',
	message: 'Invalid URL format',
	code: 'INVALID_URL',
});

Best Practices

1. Consistent Naming: All event names use lowercase with hyphens
2. String Values: All property values are converted to strings (Umami requirement)
3. Minimal Data: Only track essential data, avoid PII
4. Error Handling: Events fail silently if Umami is not available
5. Debug Mode: Events are logged to console in development

Viewing Events in Umami

1. Log into your Umami dashboard
2. Select your website
3. Navigate to the "Events" tab
4. Click on any event name to see its properties
5. Use date ranges to filter event data

Adding New Events

To add a new custom event:

1. Add the event name to EVENTS constant in /src/lib/analytics.ts
2. Use trackEvent() function where the event occurs
3. Document the event in this file
4. Test in development with console logging

Example:

// In analytics.ts
export const EVENTS = {
	// ... existing events
	NEW_EVENT_NAME: 'new-event-name',
};

// In your component
import { trackEvent, EVENTS } from '$lib/analytics';

trackEvent(EVENTS.NEW_EVENT_NAME, {
	property1: 'value1',
	property2: 'value2',
});