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add posthog analytics #48

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Integrated PostHog analytics into the application for enhanced tracking and insights.
    • Introduced a new PosthogProvider component to wrap the layout, facilitating analytics context throughout the app.

  • Bug Fixes

    • Ensured that the analytics initialization only occurs in a browser environment.

  • Chores

    • Updated dependencies in package.json, including the addition of the PostHog library.

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The changes in this pull request introduce the integration of the PostHog analytics library into the React application. This is accomplished by adding a new PosthogProvider component that wraps existing layout structures in both the main application and the www subdirectory. Additionally, a new file for the PosthogProvider is created, which initializes PostHog with environment-specific settings. The package.json is updated to include the PostHog dependency and to adjust the versions of existing dependencies.

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File Change Summary
apps/app/app/layout.tsx Added import for PosthogProvider and wrapped <body> with it in the RootLayout function.
apps/app/hooks/posthog.tsx Introduced posthog.tsx file with PostHog initialization and exported PosthogProvider component.
apps/www/app/layout.tsx Wrapped existing layout structure with PosthogProvider in the RootLayout function.
apps/www/hooks/posthog.tsx Introduced posthog.tsx file with PostHog initialization and exported PosthogProvider component.
package.json Added dependency "posthog-js": "^1.184.1" and updated versions for "@types/node" and "@types/react".

Possibly related PRs

  • feature/auth #33: The addition of the PosthogProvider in apps/app/app/layout.tsx is related to the new PosthogProvider component introduced in apps/www/app/layout.tsx, as both involve integrating the PostHog analytics library into their respective layouts.
  • auth #34: Similar to feature/auth #33, the changes in apps/www/app/layout.tsx regarding the PosthogProvider are also relevant to the modifications in the route.ts file, as they both pertain to the overall authentication and analytics integration within the application.

🐰 In the meadow where data flows,
A new provider gently grows.
With PostHog's watchful eyes so bright,
Our app's insights take to flight!
A hop, a skip, analytics cheer,
In every click, we hold them dear! 🌼

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@SkidGod4444 SkidGod4444 merged commit 1433a02 into main Nov 13, 2024
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@SkidGod4444 SkidGod4444 deleted the feature/auth branch November 13, 2024 14:01
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