It isn't exactly a drop-in replacement, but the tweaks needed are incredibly minor.
The GET requests are made via `new Image()`, which is a low priority network request, so your critical requests won't be blocked or delayed because of a trivial `pageview` analytic.
Internet Explorer is not supported by default; however, it's VERY easy to regain compatibility. `Object.assign` is the only roadblock, which has a Babel quick-fix.
Hope you enjoy! And feel free to ask questions. Thanks!
- 0.4kb vs 12kb for official client (gzip)
- Respects visitors' `doNotTrack` settings
- Does not ship internal XHR library
- Correlates to the Google docs
- API is 99% familiar, haha
- Well-documented
- Cacheable
It isn't exactly a drop-in replacement, but the tweaks needed are incredibly minor.
The GET requests are made via `new Image()`, which is a low priority network request, so your critical requests won't be blocked or delayed because of a trivial `pageview` analytic.
Internet Explorer is not supported by default; however, it's VERY easy to regain compatibility. `Object.assign` is the only roadblock, which has a Babel quick-fix.
Hope you enjoy! And feel free to ask questions. Thanks!