A straightforward and efficient first party analytics and visit tracking library, designed to seamlessly integrate with your Rails Ahoy backend highly inspired by Ahoy iOS Library.

• 🌖 Comprehensive user visit tracking
• 📥 Attribution of visits through UTM & referrer parameters
• 📆 Easy-to-use, in-house event tracking

To integrate Flutter Ahoy into your project, add the following dependency to your pubspec.yaml file:

dependencies:
 flutter_ahoy: ^latest_version

Replace latest_version with the most recent version of the package.

To begin using Flutter Ahoy, you'll need to create an instance of the Ahoy client. This requires a configuration object that includes a baseUrl and an ApplicationEnvironment object.

import 'package:flutter_ahoy/flutter_ahoy.dart';

final ahoy = Ahoy(
 configuration: AhoyConfiguration(
    environment: ApplicationEnvironment(
      platform: Platform.operatingSystem,
      appVersion: "1.0.2",
      osVersion: Platform.operatingSystemVersion,
    ),
    baseUrl: "https://your-server.com",
 ),
);

The configuration object offers sensible defaults, but you can customize various settings:

• visitDuration (30 minutes)
• urlRequestHandler (Client())
• Routing
• ahoyPath ("ahoy")
• visitsPath ("visits")
• eventsPath ("events")

For additional customization, you can provide your own AhoyTokenManager and RequestInterceptors during initialization.

To track a visit, initialize your Ahoy client and then call the trackVisit method. This is typically done at the application's startup.

ahoy.trackVisit().then((visit) => print(visit));

Once a visit is successfully tracked, you can start sending events to your server.

// For batch event tracking, use the `trackEvents` function
var eventsToSend = [
 Event(name: "ride_details.update_driver_rating", properties: {"driver_id": 4}),
 Event(name: "ride_details.increase_tip", properties: {"driver_id": 4}),
];

ahoy.trackEvents(eventsToSend).then((_) => eventsToSend.clear());

// For individual event tracking, use the `trackEvent` method
ahoy.trackEvent("ride_details.update_driver_rating", properties: {"driver_id": 4});

// If an event doesn't require properties, you can omit them
ahoy.trackEvent("ride_details.update_driver_rating");

You can access the current visit directly through the currentVisit property of your Ahoy client. Additionally, the headers property allows you to include Ahoy-Visitor and Ahoy-Visit tokens in your requests as needed.