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Google Tag Manager integration for Laravel

Google Tag Manager allows you manage tracking and marketing optimization with AdWords, Google Analytics, et al. without editing your site code. One way of using Google Tag Manager is by sending data through a dataLayer variable in javascript after the page load and on custom events. This package makes managing the data layer easy.

For concrete examples of what you want to send throught the data layer, check out Google Tag Manager's Developer Guide.

You'll also need a Google Tag Manager ID, which you can retrieve by signing up and creating an account for your website.

Install

You can install the package via Composer:

In Laravel 5.5 and up, the package will automatically register the service provider and facade

In L5.4 or below start by registering the package's the service provider and facade:

The facade is optional, but the rest of this guide assumes you're using the facade.

Next, publish the config files:

Optionally publish the view files. It's not recommended to do this unless necessary so your views stay up-to-date in future package releases.

If you plan on using the flash-functionality you must install the GoogleTagManagerMiddleware, after the StartSession middleware:

Configuration

The configuration file is fairly simple.

During development, you don't want to be sending data to your production's tag manager account, which is where enabled comes in.

Example setup:

Usage

Basic Example

First you'll need to include Google Tag Manager's script. Google's docs recommend doing this right after the body tag.

Your base dataLayer will also be rendered here. To add data, use the set() function.

This renders:

Flashing data for the next request

The package can also set data to render on the next request. This is useful for setting data after an internal redirect.

After a form submit, the following dataLayer will be parsed on the contact page:

Other Simple Methods

Dump

GoogleTagManager also has a dump() function to convert arrays to json objects on the fly. This is useful for sending data to the view that you want to use at a later time.

DataLayer

Internally GoogleTagManager uses the DataLayer class to hold and render data. This class is perfectly usable without the rest of the package for some custom implementations. DataLayer is a glorified array that has dot notation support and easily renders to json.

If you want full access to the GoogleTagManager instances' data layer, call the getDataLayer() function.

Macroable

Adding tags to pages can become a repetitive process. Since this package isn't supposed to be opinionated on what your tags should look like, the GoogleTagManager is macroable.

In the configuration you can optionally set the path to the file that contains your macros.

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