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# Analytics.click

### Feature description

Leaves an analytics log when a touch or click occurs. Use it to record important user actions, such as clicking a purchase button. `event` to logs of the type `event_type: 'click'` The parameter is recorded together.

`log_name`If it is not specified, based on the current path `<pathname>::click` a name in the format is automatically used. In addition to the value you passed, the log parameters also automatically include the current page's query string (`search`), entrance path (`referrer`), deployment information (`deployment_id`, `deployment_timestamp`) is automatically included.

The current page URL is `https`If it is not, the log is not sent.

### Type

```ts
Analytics.click(params?: { log_name?: string } & { [key: string]: LogParam }): Promise<void> | undefined;
```

**Params**

```ts
// Keys other than log_name are also recorded as log parameters.
type LogParam = string | number | boolean | null | undefined;
```

**Response**

The current page URL is `https`If it is not, the log is not sent and `undefined`is returned.

### Example code

#### JavaScript

```js
import { Analytics } from "@apps-in-toss/web-framework";

const button = document.querySelector("#buy-button");

button.addEventListener("click", () => {
  Analytics.click({ log_name: "buy_button", text: "Buy" });
});
```


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