Jmbo analytics brings the power of Google Analytics to your Django projects

• You have to add jmbo_analytics to you INSTALLED_APPS
• You have to specify a Google Analytics tracking code.

where xxx is your tracking code:

JMBO_ANALYTICS = {
   'google_analytics_id': 'xxx',
}

jmbo-analytics offers you two ways to add tracking to your pages.

Using <img /> and putting it in your base.html:

{% load jmbo_analytics_tags %}
<div style="display: none;">
   <img src="{% google_analytics %}" width="0" height="0" />
</div>

Using Django's middleware you can process every request and use Celery to make the request to Google Analytics. Note that this does not work behind a reverse caching proxy:

MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES = (
   'jmbo_analytics.middleware.GoogleAnalyticsMiddleware',
)

You may have to add jmbo_analytics to your CELERY_IMPORTS:

CELERY_IMPORTS = ('jmbo_analytics.tasks')

You may also specify paths that will be excluded when tracking:

GOOGLE_ANALYTICS_IGNORE_PATH = ['/health/', ]