Installing Prodio via Node Client

Step 1: Install the Node Client

You can install the Prodio Node client using either npm or yarn. Run one of the following commands in your project directory:

Using npm:

npm install @Prodio/node

pnpm add @Prodio/node

yarn add @Prodio/node

bun add @Prodio/node

Step 2: Set Up the Client (CommonJS)

Create a new file or update your existing server-side code to include the following setup. Replace YOUR_WEBSITE_ID with your actual website ID from Prodio.

const Prodio = require('@Prodio/node-client');
 
const client = new Prodio({
  websiteId: 'YOUR_WEBSITE_ID',
});
 
// Example: Track a pageview
client.trackPageview({
  url: 'https://yourwebsite.com',
  referrer: 'https://referrer.com',
}).then(response => {
  console.log('Pageview tracked', response);
}).catch(error => {
  console.error('Error tracking pageview', error);
});

Step 3: Set Up the Client (ES6 Modules)

Alternatively, if you are using ES6 module syntax, you can set up the client as follows. Replace YOUR_WEBSITE_ID with your actual website ID from Prodio.

import Prodio from '@Prodio/node';
 
Prodio.init({
  websiteId: '31238599-94ad-4bec-a265-f409ab07f075', // Your website ID
});
 
Prodio.track({ url: '/home' });

Step 4: Set Up the Client (TypeScript)

If you are using TypeScript, you can set up the client similarly to the ES6 module syntax. You may need to define types yourself.

import Prodio from '@Prodio/node';
 
Prodio.init({
  websiteId: '31238599-94ad-4bec-a265-f409ab07f075', // Your website ID
});
 
Prodio.track({ url: '/home' });

Step 5: Use the Client

You can now use the client instance to track various events, such as pageviews and custom events. Refer to the Prodio Node client documentation for more details on the available methods.

Step 6: Verify Installation

Deploy your updated server-side code and verify that data is being sent to Prodio by checking your dashboard.