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Refactor GA4 code #3224
Refactor GA4 code #3224
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Looks good, though a small is change needed 👍
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LGTM 👍
Thanks @AshGDS. I'm currently looking at expanding this PR further, which is going to involve some changes in the gem first, so I'm going to pause on this for the moment (you might want to withdrawn your approval). |
@andysellick No worries 👍 |
@AshGDS have added some more changes to this PR. This should now fully remove the JS for event listening and setting indexes on the option select and expander component buttons. It's related to this change in the gem for the option select, so will need to be tested together and I'll figure out how to deploy these two changes simultaneously. Haven't updated the docs yet, that's another thing to look at, but should be enough to review for now. |
@AshGDS I've bumped the gem in this PR to include the needed changes to the option select component. If you have time can you give this a final once over to check I've not overlooked anything? I haven't looked at documentation yet, I've just realised... I might do that in a separate PR for the sake of simplicity. |
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Looks good 👍
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var buttonAttributes = this.$module.getAttribute('data-button-data-attributes') | ||
if (buttonAttributes) { | ||
buttonAttributes = JSON.parse(buttonAttributes) |
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Does this need to be in a try/catch
?
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Good shout, will match the same thing in the option select. Have added.
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- allow it to accept data attributes to be applied to the expand/collapse button - will allow us to add GA4 tracking via a Rails/component approach and remove some JS - likely to be a breaking change as will depend on some other stuff in a subsequent commit - brings the component more in line with the option select component changes coming here: alphagov/govuk_publishing_components#3750
- removes the need for some of the JS around setting indexes on JS generated elements
- includes the change to the option select component, which allows us to pass data attributes for the JS generated button
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Thanks for adding the try/catch
. I may have noticed something regarding the regex
try { | ||
buttonAttributes = JSON.parse(buttonAttributes) | ||
for (var rawKey in buttonAttributes) { | ||
var key = rawKey.replace(/_/i, '-').toLowerCase() |
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I just noticed something with this regex which also applies to the one in govuk_publishing_components
Would /i
be irrelevant here as it's capturing a symbol rather than a character, so setting it to insensitive isn't necessary?
Also, should it have the /g
flag instead so that it replaces every instance of an underscore in the key? With the current regex, I think it only works if the key only has one underscore?
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That's really helpful, thanks @AshGDS. Yes I think you're right, although for readability I've gone with the replaceAll
function. I've also updated the tests to reflect this.
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Once I'm happy with this I'll make the same change on the option select component in the gem as well.
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Thanks @andysellick - just to confirm, are we dropping IE11 support? If I recall correctly replaceAll
doesn't work in IE11 (and it seems to not be working when I check in IE11 via BrowserStack). If we're not supporting IE11 anymore then happy to approve the change 👍
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Ah thanks for spotting that, hadn't realised. Have reverted it back to replace
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@AshGDS going to hold off on merging this until tomorrow now. Feel free to take your time if you want to look over it again - it's already proved useful! |
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Thanks @andysellick 👍 Looks like there's one small thing to fix in the test
@@ -131,7 +131,8 @@ describe('An expander module', function () { | |||
ga4_expandable: '', | |||
ga4_event: { | |||
event_name: 'select_content', | |||
type: 'finder' | |||
type: 'finder', | |||
test_attribute_with_many_underscores: 'oh yes' |
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I think this needs to be outside of ga4_event
otherwise it isn't being treated as a data-attribute, so the replace code doesn't get tested against this key.
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Thanks for spotting this, have corrected. Have also updated the related PR alphagov/govuk_publishing_components#3767 with the same change.
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LGTM 👍
What
Refactor some of the GA4 code in
finder-frontend
, based on @floehopper's previous work in #3166. This moves the logic for generating indexes for GA4 tracking on search elements (the option select and expander components) from the JS into Ruby.Now depends upon this change in the components gem: alphagov/govuk_publishing_components#3750
Why
We want our code to be clean and readable.
Visual changes
None.
Trello card: https://trello.com/c/OdYXlYqQ/673-finder-frontend-code-optimisations