integration-nextjs-pages-router

To integrate Amplitude analytics into a Next.js Pages Router app, initialize the SDK using environment variables for secure key management. This setup enables client-side event tracking, autocapture, and server-side analytics coordination across API routes.

The best way to track user events on both client and server sides in Next.js is using the Unified Browser SDK for client-side instrumentation and tracking API routes for server events. This ensures end-to-end analytics correlation and consistent user identification.

Yes, you can use Amplitude identify to track users across Next.js API routes and pages. The integration ensures consistent IDs across client and server environments, enabling proper user identification and end-to-end analytics correlation.

Yes, you need environment variables to secure Amplitude keys in a Next.js project. Proper SDK initialization requires configuring Amplitude keys and defaults via environment variables to maintain security and ensure consistent event tracking.

To set up autocapture for event tracking in Next.js Pages Router, run the integration wizard to configure Amplitude defaults. This enables the Unified Browser SDK to automatically capture client-side events while maintaining consistent event naming guidelines.

This Amplitude integration specifically targets Next.js Pages Router applications requiring client-side event tracking and server-side analytics. It focuses on instrumenting Pages Router projects with proper SDK initialization, autocapture, and Identify usage.