Get Started on our Cloud Version

Sign-up on Litlyx.com and create a project. Then simply use your project_id to connect Litlyx to your website OR Self-Host Litlyx with Docker.

Universal Installation

<script defer data-project="your_project_id" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/litlyx/litlyx-js/browser/litlyx.js"></script>

Importing Litlyx with a direct script instantly starts tracking Page visits, Browsers, Devices, Operating Systems, Bouncing Rate, Real-Time Online Users, Unique Sessions, Countries, and Average Session Time.

All Javascript Runtimes

You can install Litlyx using npm, pnpm, yarn or any modern package managers:

npm i litlyx-js

Litlyx natively works with all JavaScript / TypeScript frameworks. You can use Litlyx in all WordPress Websites by injecting JS code using a plug-in. Litlyx also works in serverless environments with Cloud (or Edge) Functions.

Import

Import litlyx-js library into your code:

import { Lit } from 'litlyx-js';

Once imported, you need to initialize Litlyx:

Lit.init('your_project_id');

After initialization, Litlyx will automatically track analytics such as Page visits, Browsers, Devices, Operating Systems, Real-Time Online Users, Unique Sessions, Countries, and Average Session Time.

Track Custom Events

You aren't just limited to the built-in KPIs. With Litlyx, you can create your own events to track in your project.

Lit.event('click_on_buy_item');

If you want more specific tracking, you can use the metadata field, like this:

Lit.event('click_on_buy_item', {
  metadata: {
    'product-name': 'Coca-Cola',
    'price': 1.50,
    'currency': 'EUR'
  }
});

Litlyx makes it easy for you to tailor your analytics to your project's needs.

Fire Your First Event with cURL

Want to quickly see how Litlyx works with events? Use the cURL command below to send a test event. Just replace the project_id with your actual project ID in your terminal.

curl -X POST "https://broker.litlyx.com/event" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "pid": "project_id",
    "name": "testEvent1",
    "metadata": "{\"test\": \"something\"}",
    "website": "something",
    "userAgent": "something"
  }'

Self-Hosting with Docker

To self-host the Litlyx dashboard, first fork this repository.

Then run the following command:

docker-compose build

after the build finishes, run:

docker-compose up

at localhost:3000 you will see your own instance of the Litlyx Dashboard.

Forward data to your local instance with script tag

To forward your data on your self-hosted instance, you need to set up the following variables: add your data-host, add your data-port, and add your data-secure, setting it to true if it is HTTPS, and false if it is HTTP.

<script defer data-project="your_project_id" 
        data-host="your-host-name" 
        data-port="your-port" 
        data-secure="true/false"
        src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/litlyx/litlyx-js/browser/litlyx.js">
</script>

Official Docs

For more info read our documentation. (will be improved in the near future using Mintlify!)

Join Discord

If you need more information, interact with us or the community, help, or want to provide feedbacks, feel free to join us on the Litlyx Discord

Contributors

Every kind of contribution is accepted in this stage of the project. In the future we will improve the contributor onboarding process.

Thank you!

License

Litlyx is licensed under the Apache 2.0 license.