Contentsquare Plugin

Sending relevant events downstream to your customer data platforms or analytics tools.

The Contentsquare plugin sends experience impression events to a web instance of Contentsquare by pushing those events to Contentsquare's data layer.

Installation

Install the dependency:

npm

npm install @ninetailed/experience.js-plugin-contentsquare

yarn

yarn add @ninetailed/experience.js-plugin-contentsquare

Then, add the plugin to the Ninetailed instance:

React, Next.js

import { NinetailedContentsquarePlugin } from '@ninetailed/experience.js-plugin-contentsquare';

<NinetailedProvider
  // ...
  plugins={[
    new NinetailedContentsquarePlugin()
  ]}
  componentViewTrackingThreshold={2000} // (Optional prop) Number, default = 2000
>
  //...
</NinetailedProvider>

Gatsby

gatsby-config.(js|ts)

plugins: [
    // ...
    {
        resolve: `@ninetailed/experience.js-gatsby`,
        options: {
            // ...
            componentViewTrackingThreshold: 2000, // (Optional prop) Number, default = 2000
            ninetailedPlugins: [
                {
                    resolve: `@ninetailed/experience.js-plugin-contentsquare`,
                    options: {}
                }    
            ]
        }
    }
]

Timing Configuration

The Contentsquare Plugin logs that an element has been seen only after the element has remained within the user's viewport for a specified amount of time (in milliseconds), determined by the value of the componentViewTrackingThreshold property on the Ninetailed instance (see code samples above). If the option is unspecified, the value defaults to 2000.

Default Data Layer Properties

Events sent from this plugin are named nt_experience. They are sent with four default properties:

Parameter	Value Type	Value Description
experience	String	Experience ID of the experience
variant	String	"control", "variant 1", "variant 2", …
audience	String	CMS entry ID of the audience
component	String	CMS entry ID of the shown variant

Custom Event Properties

You can also define your own variables to push to Contentsquare's data layer on each event by passing in a configuration object when instantiating the plugin. To do so, define a config object with a template property whose value is an object consisting of key-value pairs, where the key is the name of the property you want to add to the Contentsquare data layer and the value is a string of the desired variable value surrounded by double curly braces ({{ }}).

Available Properties

Property	Notes
experience.id
experience.type	nt_experiment or nt_personalization
experience.name
experience.description
audience.id	ALL_VISITORS if not set
audience.name	All Visitors if not set
audience.description
selectedVariant
selectedVariant.YOUR_PROP	Specify any property key from the selected experience variant
selectedVariantIndex	0, 1, 2, etc.
selectedVariantSelector	"control", "variant 1", "variant 2", etc. This is a mapping of selectedVariantIndex from above.

Example Custom Use

This example shows passing the human-readable name of an audience to a custom data layer property titled ninetailed_audience_name. The default data layer properties are also pushed.

React, Next.js

<NinetailedProvider
   // ...
    plugins={[
      new NinetailedContentsquarePlugin({
        template: {
          ninetailed_audience_name: '{{ audience.name }}',
        },
      })
     ]}
     componentViewTrackingThreshold={2000}
  >
   //...
 </NinetailedProvider>

Gatsby

gatsby-config.(js|ts)

plugins: [
    // ...
    {
        resolve: `@ninetailed/experience.js-gatsby`,
        options: {
            // ...
            componentViewTrackingThreshold: 2000,
            ninetailedPlugins: [
                {
                    resolve: `@ninetailed/experience.js-plugin-contentsquare`,
                    options: {
                        template: {
                            ninetailed_audience_name: '{{ audience.name }}',
                        }
                    }
                }    
            ]
        }
    }
]