- Clearer install instructions
Updates:
- updated dependencies
Updates:
- updated keen-tracking.js
- updated keen-analysis.js
Fixed:
- fixed tests
Stream: keen-tracking.js Release: Protocol Handling and Dev Setup (v1.4.0)
Visualize: keen-dataviz.js Release: Bug Fix and PR Template (v1.2.1)
Stream: keen-tracking.js Release: Automated Event Tracking (browser) (v1.3.0)
Stream: keen-tracking.js Release: Fix Queue Polling (v1.2.1)
Visualize: keen-dataviz.js Release: Bug Fixes and Dependency Updates (v1.2.0)
Fixed:
- Removed unnecessary
browserify.transform
definition frompackage.json
This release replaces all functionality found in v3 with three standalone modules, listed below, as a bundled distribution. Documentation, bug tracking, and feature development will continue to reside in each module's respective repo. Read about getting started here.
Stream: keen-tracking.js Documentation | Issues | Upgrade guide What to expect: One breaking change to a utility method, otherwise a full drop-in replacement.
Compute: keen-analysis.js Documentation | Issues | Upgrade guide What to expect: Several breaking changes, significant rework of HTTP methods, and a much better interface for handling requests for all API resources.
Visualize: keen-dataviz.js Documentation | Issues | Examples | Upgrade guide What to expect: Several breaking changes, significant rework of internal props.
When keen-js is loaded as a global, these packages will be assigned to a shared Keen
namespace. If you only need select functionality, we recommend using the standalone packages, which can each installed independently, via npm.