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1. Fork the project

From github fork the project on your local machine.

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2. Run A Docker Container

Run the following command in the terminal.

This command automatically pulls all the necessary images for Litlyx.

docker
docker-compose up

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3.a Forward data to your local instance with script tag

Add data-host, add data-port, add data-secure and set up at true if is https, false if is http.

<script defer data-project="project_id_here" 
              data-host="your-host-name" 
              data-port="your-producer-port" 
              data-secure="false"
        src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/litlyx/litlyx-js/browser/litlyx.js">
</script>
The Producer service collects data and adds it to a queue for storage. By default, it uses port 3099, but you can choose a different port if needed.

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3.b Forward data to your local instance using npm

Add data-host, add data-port, add data-secure and set up at true if is https, false if is http.

Lit.init('project_id', {
  server: {
    host: "your-host-name",
    port: 3099,
    secure: true
  }
})
The Producer service collects data and adds it to a queue for storage. By default, it uses port 3099, but you can choose a different port if needed.

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4. Now is your turn.

Now you are up to go. You can use your own instance of Litlyx. Track analytics, easy way.

IntroductionDocker-compose.yml File