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React Integration

Usermaven provides a dedicated SDK for React applications that supports tracking. Our SDK offers:

  • Automatic page view tracking
  • Cross-domain tracking support
  • Flexible event tracking with custom payloads
  • URL randomization to avoid PII collection
  • Namespace support for multiple tracking instances

Installation

Install the Usermaven React package:

npm install @usermaven/react # or yarn add @usermaven/react

Setup

Provider Setup

Initialize Usermaven and wrap your application with the provider:

import { createClient, UsermavenProvider } from '@usermaven/react'; // Initialize Usermaven client const usermavenClient = createClient({ // Required Configuration key: 'your-api-key', trackingHost: 'https://events.usermaven.com', // Optional Configuration autocapture: true, // Enable automatic event capturing autoPageview: true, // Automatically track page views randomizeUrl: false, // Randomize URLs to avoid PII collection // Cross-domain Tracking (Optional) crossDomainLinking: false, // Enable cross-domain tracking domains: 'example.com,example.org', // Specify allowed domains // Advanced Configuration (Optional) namespace: 'my-app' // Custom namespace for multiple tracking instances }); function App() { return ( <UsermavenProvider client={usermavenClient}> {/* Your app components */} </UsermavenProvider> ); } export default App;

Usage in Components

Page View Tracking

Use the usePageView hook to track page views:

import { usePageView } from "@usermaven/react"; function PageComponent() { // Initialize page view tracking usePageView(); return ( <div> {/* Your page content */} </div> ); }

Tracking Custom Events

Use the useUsermaven hook to track custom events:

import { useUsermaven } from "@usermaven/react"; function ButtonComponent() { const { track } = useUsermaven(); const handleButtonClick = () => { track('button_click', { buttonId: 'submit-button', page: 'checkout', value: 99.99 }); }; return ( <button onClick={handleButtonClick}> Click Me </button> ); }

Identifying Users

Use the useUsermaven hook to identify users:

import { useUsermaven } from "@usermaven/react"; function ProfileComponent() { const { id } = useUsermaven(); const identifyUser = () => { id({ // Required attributes id: 'lzL24K3kYw', // Unique ID for the user in database email: 'user@domain.com', // Email address for the user created_at: '2021-01-20T09:55:35', // DateTime string when user first signed up // Recommended attributes first_name: 'John', last_name: 'Smith', // Optional attributes custom: { plan_name: 'premium', }, // Company attributes (for multi-user products) company: { // Required Attributes id: 'uPq9oUGrIt', // Company ID in your database name: 'Usermaven', // Company Name in your database created_at: '2021-01-20T09:55:35', // DateTime string when company first signed up // Optional attributes custom: { plan: 'enterprise', industry: 'Technology', website: 'https://usermaven.com', employees: 20 } } }); }; return ( <button onClick={identifyUser}> Update Profile </button> ); }

Configuration Options

Here’s a detailed explanation of all available configuration options:

Required:

  • key: Your Usermaven API key
  • trackingHost: The URL of your tracking server

Optional:

  • autocapture: Enable automatic event capturing (default: false)
  • autoPageview: Automatically track page views (default: false)
  • randomizeUrl: Randomize URLs to avoid PII collection (default: false)
  • namespace: Custom namespace for multiple tracking instances
  • crossDomainLinking: Enable cross-domain tracking (default: false)
  • domains: Specify allowed domains for cross-domain tracking (e.g., ‘example.com,example.org’)

For a complete list of configuration options, refer to the Reference Guide.

Example App

For a complete working example, check out our React Example App.

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