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Using Jitsu with Nuxt.js

Install Jitsu

yarn add @jitsu/sdk-js

Add Jitsu as a plugin

If you used Create Nuxt App to build your Nuxt project, your directory structure should look something like this

assets/ components/ content/ layouts/ middleware/ pages/ plugins/ ...

Navigate to the /plugins directory inside your Nuxt project and create a new jitsu.js file

assets/ components/ content/ layouts/ middleware/ pages/ plugins/ | jitsu.js ...

Inside your jitsu.js plugin file you should import jitsu and initialize it

const { jitsuClient } = require('@jitsu/sdk-js')
const jitsu = jitsuClient({
  key: "[CLIENT_KEY]",
})

export default (context, inject) => {
  inject('jitsu', jitsu)
}

Now you need to add your newly created plugin to you project configuration

// nuxt.config.js

  plugins: [
    { src: '~/plugins/jitsu', mode: 'client' },
  ],

Make sure the Jitsu plugin is set to client mode so it doesn't throw an error trying to detect window objects

Implement Jitsu

Jitsu should now be available globally in your project, here's an example of accessing the jitsu client in a Nuxt page

<template>
    <button @click="trackClick">
        Buy Now
    </button>
</template>

<script>
    methods: {
        trackClick() {
            this.$jitsu.track('buy_button_click', {
                product_id: '1e48fb70-ef12-4ea9-ab10-fd0b910c49ce',
                product_price: 399,
                price_currency: 'USD'
            });
        }
    },
</script>