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Description
This pull request incorporates Google Analytics into the SplashKit website to enable website traffic tracking and analytics. The implementation uses the
headfield inastro.config.mjsto inject the required<script>tags into the site's<head>section. This change ensures analytics functionality is seamlessly integrated.Motivation
Tracking user interactions on the website will help the team make informed decisions to improve the user experience, prioritize features, and gauge the effectiveness of content.
Dependencies
No additional dependencies are required for this change.
Type of change
How Has This Been Tested?
Testing of functionality can only be done once incorporated, however if the tag is not communicating back to Google Analytics, it will not break any existing functionality. Once merged, I will check that the analytics tag is correctly reporting data using the Google Tag Assistant.
I have also ensured the implementation does not interfere with existing website functionality.
The banner is displaying as expected:
The privacy preferences are detecting the analytics tag as expected:
Analytics data is the only data being collected. Console prints when consent is granted for analytics data to be collected:
Testing Checklist
Checklist
If involving code
If modified config files
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