How to use the keen-tracking.enabled function in keen-tracking
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keen / keen-tracking.js / docs / examples / angular / keen-angular-example / src / app / keen.service.ts View on Github 
private initKeen() {
const { projectId, writeKey } = environment;
this.client = new Keen({
projectId,
writeKey
});
if (!environment.production) {
Keen.enabled = false;
Keen.debug = true;
this.client.on('recordEvent', (event, data) => {
console.log('event:', event);
console.log('data:', data);
});
}
const timer = Keen.utils.timer();
timer.start();
// Batch-record events every 5s
this.client.queueInterval(5);
this.client.extendEvents(() => {
return {keen-tracking
Track events - custom user actions, clicks, pageviews, purchases.
