Apart from general JavaScript knowledge, this snippets requires someone who knows how to properly use Google Analytics API.To log errors on my site, I use this code:try {  window.addEventListener(error, function(e) {    var file = e.filename.substr(e.filename.lastIndexOf(/)+1);    // for some reason, filename sometimes contained path, sometimes just name    if(file.length==0)      file = e.filename;    var msg = file+:+e.lineno+:+e.colno+ \+e.message+\ Browser: +navigator.userAgent;    if(typeof ga==function) {      ga('send', 'event', 'jserror', 'click', msg, {'transport': 'beacon'});    }    else {      // This is executed when google analytic is not loaded      // which happens in debug mode      console.error(msg);    }  });}catch(e) {  console.warn(Failed to add error callback.);}I'm especially interested to know whether I'm using the google analytics API correctly. Maybe I could log the data about error in multiple columns?I'm new to google analytics so feedback is very valuable for me.
Logging errors in google analytics
javascript;error handling
ga('send', 'event', 'jserror', 'click', msg, {'transport': 'beacon'});Yup, that's how I would do events in Google Analytics. However, the API also provides a special call for errors. It's found under Exception Tracking.ga('send', 'exception', {  'exDescription': msg,  'exFatal': false});Another is that you're wrapping an addEventListener call into a try-catch. Not sure why this is required. The callback is fired asynchronously, thus the try-catch will make no sense (unless somehow, window or addEventListener doesn't exist)if(typeof ga==function) {The snippet (and not the script that it loads) creates the global ga function for you, which means the global ga should be present when the snippet is present. It's seen in the snippet as this portion:i[r]=i[r]||function(){...}But I see that it's possible that you're not loading it when debugging. So this can be ignored I suppose.Lastly, rename e to error. This makes the variable tell what it is more.