Standardize using MatomoEventOptions throughout codebase

[corwintines]

Currently we have a few ways we are implementing Matomo events. Often passing props for eventName, eventCategory, eventAction. Instead of passing those as props, we should just standardize around MatomoEventOptions type.

• [ ] Go through and standardize all implementations to use MatomoEventOptions for props being passed

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This issue is stale because it has been open 45 days with no activity.

[wackerow]

I see a split here... we have markdown files, and also React components... the md files use ExpandableCard a lot, which has these event tracks as props... My concern is passing an Object here could potentially make translations more difficult.

As for React components, I agree it would be nice to consolidate around a specific type and ideally pass this through as an object.

I see this interface declared inside src/lib/utils/matomo.ts. I would suggest we:

• [ ] Convert this to a type instead of interface
• [ ] Move this type to the types.ts file for global usage
• [ ] Find all instances of these properties being passed around React components
• [ ] Update React components that may still use individual props (ie eventCategory, eventAction, etc) and replace with passing an object containing these key-values
• [ ] Ensure type-safety of these

Personally would encourage we make this backward compatible with the markdown files where I think we should avoid the use of objects for the sake of translations.

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This issue is stale because it has been open 30 days with no activity.

[0xshikhar]

Hey @wackerow , would like to work on this task. Could you clarify the remaining tasks for this issue? Any additional context would be appreciated. Thanks!

[wackerow]

Hey @0xshikhar, thanks! All TODO's above are still unfinished... This is mainly a clean-up type of task. In the end, the functionality should basically remain unchanged, we just want to standardize the way we use the Matomo event options

Assigning you!