Add GTM

[EkaterinaPoddubskaya]

This PR resolves issue #119

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[neuroelf]

@EkaterinaPoddubskaya (and maybe @danlamanna) -- can you take a look at the vulnerability (audit) message?

[EkaterinaPoddubskaya]

@neuroelf, this vulnerability message can be safely ignored because I resolved the issue in other PRs with npm audit, which updated both package.json and package-lock.json. So there is no need for npm audit to run here since the fixes will ultimately be merged into the master branch from those other branches

[neuroelf]

OK. @danlamanna -- is there a way for me to confirm (other than the page loading) that it actually fires Google-Tag-Manager requests? I used an Chrome incognito tab, and looked at the Network tab of the Inspector window, and only saw the initial loading of the gtm.js script, but then no further requests being fired...?

[danlamanna]

OK. @danlamanna -- is there a way for me to confirm (other than the page loading) that it actually fires Google-Tag-Manager requests? I used an Chrome incognito tab, and looked at the Network tab of the Inspector window, and only saw the initial loading of the gtm.js script, but then no further requests being fired...?

I don't think this PR is ready for review since it's in draft status. Is that right @EkaterinaPoddubskaya?

[EkaterinaPoddubskaya]

Hi @danlamanna and @neuroelf - yes, this PR is still in draft status. It's not possible to see the results in your GA right now because I use my private gtm container to set everything up, test properly and not pollute your GA statistics with test data. When I finish it, I'm going to move these settings to your container and mark this PR ready for review. After you merge it, you'll be able to check it in realtime overview reports