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element-web/src/settings/controllers/AnalyticsController.ts
David Baker 427be433d0 Add analytics to activity toggles (#12418)
* Add analytics to activity toggles

Requires https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-analytics-events/pull/101

* Add test

* Fix comment a bit

* Update to new analytics events package
2024-04-22 16:15:29 +00:00

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/*
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import SettingController from "./SettingController";
import { SettingLevel } from "../SettingLevel";
import PosthogTrackers, { InteractionName } from "../../PosthogTrackers";
/**
* Controller that sends events to analytics when a setting is changed.
* Since it will only trigger events when the setting is changed,
* (and the value isn't reported: only the fact that it's been toggled)
* it won't be useful for tracking what percentage of a userbase has a given setting
* enabled, but many of our settings can be set per device and Posthog only supports
* per-user properties, so this isn't straightforward. This is only for seeing how
* often people interact with the settings.
*/
export default class AnalyticsController extends SettingController {
/**
*
* @param interactionName The name of the event to send to analytics
*/
public constructor(private interactionName: InteractionName) {
super();
}
public onChange(_level: SettingLevel, _roomId: string | null, _newValue: any): void {
PosthogTrackers.trackInteraction(this.interactionName);
}
}