
Google Analytics component for Svelte
The Svelte Google Analytics package is a tool that supports the integration of Google Analytics v4 into Svelte v3 projects. It allows users to track and analyze various events and user properties through Google Analytics. With the package, users can enable/disable analytics, track page views and custom events, send events to different properties, set user properties, and link user sessions together by setting a user ID. Additionally, users have the option to add a Google Analytics ID after initialization by calling the setConfig function.
The Svelte Google Analytics package provides convenient integration of Google Analytics v4 into Svelte v3 projects. It offers a range of features, including enabling/disabling analytics, tracking page views and custom events, sending events to different properties, setting user properties, linking user sessions, and adding a Google Analytics ID after initialization. By using this package, Svelte developers can easily implement and manage Google Analytics tracking within their applications.

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