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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://revlytics.co/docs/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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JavaScript API

Use the revlytics.track() method to send custom events: 
revlytics.track("event_name", { property: "value" });

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Examples

// Track a signup
revlytics.track("signup", { method: "google" });

// Track a purchase
revlytics.track("purchase", { plan: "pro", value: 29, currency: "USD" });

// Track a feature usage
revlytics.track("feature_used", { feature: "dark_mode" });

// Track a search
revlytics.track("search", { query: "analytics dashboard" });

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HTML attributes

Track events declaratively without writing JavaScript: 
<button
  data-revlytics-event="signup_click"
  data-revlytics-prop-plan="pro"
  data-revlytics-prop-source="hero"
>
  Start Free Trial
</button>
The data-revlytics-event attribute specifies the event name. Additional properties are passed via data-revlytics-prop-* attributes.
The attribute tracker walks up the DOM tree to find the closest element with data-revlytics-event. This means you can place the attribute on a parent container.

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Command queue

If you need to track events before the script loads, use the command queue: 
<script>
  window.revlytics = window.revlytics || { q: [] };
  revlytics.q.push(["track", "early_event", { source: "inline" }]);
</script>
Events in the queue are processed as soon as the script loads.

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Validation rules

RuleLimit
Event nameLowercased, max 50 characters
Properties per eventMax 20
Property value lengthMax 255 characters
XSS protection<>'"&, javascript:, on*=, data: URIs are stripped

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Auto-tracked events

In addition to custom events, Revlytics automatically tracks:
  • Button clicks — <button>, role="button", <input type="submit">
  • Form submissions — <form> submit events with form metadata
  • Copy events — Text copied to clipboard (up to 500 chars)
  • External links — Clicks on links to other domains
  • JavaScript errors — Uncaught errors and unhandled rejections