Enrich statistical events

⚠️ This feature is available for internal use only
The function axeptio.pushEvent({ type: EVENT_TYPE, correlationId: ID }); is a command used to enrich statistics with an identifier added in correlationId. To understand how to use this function, it is important to understand what each component of the function does.
axeptio.pushEvent: This is the main method we use to send an event to Axeptio. In other words, we are telling Axeptio that a certain event has occurred.
{ type: 'form:submit', correlationId: formId }: This is the event we are sending. It has two parts:
type: 'form:submit' : This indicates the type of event that has occurred. In this case, it's the submission of a form. 
correlationId: formId : This is the unique identifier we associate with this event. This can be used later to retrieve this specific event.
Usage example :
// Suppose we have a form with ID 'myForm'
var myForm = document.getElementById('myForm');
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// We are going to generate a unique GUID for this event
var formGuid = generateGUID();
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// Now, we are going to add an event listener to our form
// This listener will be triggered when the user submits the form
myForm.addEventListener('submit', function() {
  // When the form is submitted, we send the event to Axeptio
  axeptio.pushEvent({ type: 'form:submit', correlationId: formGuid });
});
In this example, every time the user submits the form, a new event is sent to Axeptio with a unique identifier. This will allow you to precisely track when and how many times this specific form is submitted.
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