Analytics - Face Age

Connect Google Analytics, Tag Manager or Facebook Pixel by passing your IDs as options.

const faceAge = new FaceAge({
  elementId: 'FaceAge-module',
  faceageId: '<Your Client ID>',
  gtag: 'G-XXXXXXXXXX',            // G-..., GT-..., or GTM-... format
  gtagInsert: true,                // auto-inject GTM script (default: true)
  gtagDataLayer: window.dataLayer, // optional: use a custom dataLayer
});

const faceAge = new FaceAge({
  elementId: 'FaceAge-module',
  faceageId: '<Your Client ID>',
  fbPixel: '123456789012345', // your numeric Pixel ID
  fbPixelInsert: true,        // auto-inject Pixel script (default: true)
});

Option	Type	Default	Description
`gtag`	`String`	—	Google Analytics or Tag Manager ID (`G-…`, `GT-…` or `GTM-…`).
`gtagInsert`	`Boolean`	`true`	Inject the GTM script automatically. Turn off if your site already loads it.
`gtagDataLayer`	`Array`	—	Use a custom `dataLayer`.
`fbPixel`	`String`	—	Your numeric Facebook Pixel ID.
`fbPixelInsert`	`Boolean`	`true`	Inject the Pixel script automatically.

Tracked events

With gtag set, the SDK pushes an event to the dataLayer at every step — quiz, photo, results, report, products, routines, cart and checkout. See Analytics events for the full list, what each one means, and how to send them to GA4 with Google Tag Manager.

With fbPixel, the SDK loads your Pixel and sends a PageView. The step-by-step scan events go to the dataLayer only — to send them to Meta, forward them with a Meta Pixel tag in Google Tag Manager, or call fbq from the SDK’s events.

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