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#
- The freshest, developer-friendly analytics tool.
- Litlyx is an open-source, self-hostable analytics solution for modern frameworks. Setup takes less than 30 seconds!
+ Litlys is a modern, developer-friendly, cookie-free analytics tool.
+ Setup takes less than 30 seconds! Completely self-hostable with docker.
+ Alternative to Google Analytics, Matomo, Umami, Plausible & Simple Analytics.
#
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## Get Started on our Cloud Version
-Sign-up on [Litlyx.com](https://dashboard.litlyx.com) and create a project. Then simply use your project_id to connect Litlyx to your website OR Self-Host Litlyx with Docker.
+Sign-up on [Litlyx.com](https://dashboard.litlyx.com) and create a project. Then simply use your `project_id` to connect Litlyx to your website.
## Universal Installation
@@ -33,25 +34,25 @@ Sign-up on [Litlyx.com](https://dashboard.litlyx.com) and create a project. Then
```
-Importing Litlyx with a direct script instantly starts tracking `Page visits`, `Browsers`, `Devices`, `Operating Systems`, `Bouncing Rate`, `Real-Time Online Users`, `Unique Sessions`, `Countries`, and `Average Session Time`.
+Importing Litlyx with a direct script instantly starts tracking `Visits`, `Top Pages`, `Bouncing Rate`, `Real-Time Online Users`, `Unique Visitors`, `Countries`, and `Average Session Duration`.
# All Javascript Runtimes
-You can install Litlyx using `npm`, `pnpm`, `yarn` or any modern package managers:
+You can install Litlyx using `npm`, `pnpm` or any modern package managers:
```sh
npm i litlyx-js
```
-Litlyx natively works with all JavaScript / TypeScript frameworks. You can use Litlyx in all WordPress Websites by injecting JS code using a plug-in. Litlyx also works in serverless environments with Cloud (or Edge) Functions.
+Litlyx natively works with all JavaScript / TypeScript frameworks. You can use Litlyx in all WordPress Websites by injecting JS code using a third party plug-in.
-# Import
+# Import using a package manager
-Import litlyx-js library into your code:
+First, Import litlyx-js library into your code:
```js
import { Lit } from 'litlyx-js';
@@ -63,9 +64,9 @@ Once imported, you need to initialize Litlyx:
Lit.init('your_project_id');
```
-After initialization, Litlyx will automatically track analytics such as `Page visits`, `Browsers`, `Devices`, `Operating Systems`, `Real-Time Online Users`, `Unique Sessions`, `Countries`, and `Average Session Time`.
+After initialization, Litlyx will automatically track web analytics such as `Page visits`, `Real-Time Online Users`, `Unique Vistors`, and many more.
-# Track Custom Events
+# Track Custom Events (Actions)
You aren't just limited to the built-in KPIs. With Litlyx, you can create your own events to track in your project.
@@ -104,11 +105,9 @@ curl -X POST "https://broker.litlyx.com/event" \
}'
```
-# Self-Hosting with Docker
+# Self-hosting with docker
-To self-host the Litlyx dashboard, first **fork** this repository.
-
-You can find our Docker images on DockerHub for more.
+To self-host the Litlyx dashboard, first **clone** this repository. (Litlyx's Docker images are hosted on DockerHub).
Then run the following command:
```bash
@@ -117,9 +116,9 @@ docker-compose up
at localhost:3000 you will see your own instance of the Litlyx Dashboard.
-## Forward data to your local instance with script tag
+## Forward data to your self-hosted instance with script tag
-To forward your data on your self-hosted instance, you need to set up the following variables: add your `data-host`, add your `data-port`, and add your `data-secure`, setting it to true if it is HTTPS, and false if it is HTTP.
+To forward your data on your self-hosted instance, you need to set up the following variables: `data-host`, `data-port`, `data-secure`(`true` if it is HTTPS or `false` if it is HTTP).
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