Add trackable analytics events to a self-hosted system via /api/event and PostgreSQL.
npx skills add https://github.com/doleval013/Barak-web --skill analytics-event
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: analytics-event Source: https://github.com/doleval013/Barak-web/tree/main/.agent/skills/analytics-event Command: npx skills add https://github.com/doleval013/Barak-web --skill analytics-event
This skill enables teams to add new trackable analytics events to a self-hosted analytics system, ensuring consistent data collection and meaningful insights.
Define a new event type in the frontend and wire a tracker call to POST to /api/event, then verify that the event is stored in PostgreSQL and appears in the Admin Dashboard.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To track frontend analytics events, you use a trackEvent helper that POSTs event data to the /api/event endpoint, which then writes the information to a PostgreSQL database for admin dashboard visibility.
Storing event tracking data in PostgreSQL requires a backend endpoint that receives POST requests from the frontend and writes the payload directly into an events table for aggregated dashboard reporting.
Yes, you need a PostgreSQL database because the backend endpoint is designed to write incoming tracked events directly into a PostgreSQL events table for storage and dashboard aggregation.
A self-hosted analytics system handles event data by having a frontend helper POST to a backend API, which stores the event in a PostgreSQL table and displays the aggregated stats in an admin dashboard.
Yes, you can add new trackable analytics events by defining new event types in the frontend, wiring a tracker call to POST to /api/event, and verifying their appearance in the admin dashboard.
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