integration-react-react-router-7-data

Instrument React Router v7 Data Mode apps with PostHog for events, users, and errors.

Updated Mar 21, 2026
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SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

PostHog integration for React Router v7 Data mode apps enables you to add product analytics, identify users, and monitor errors in modern data-driven React apps with minimal intrusion.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Client-side initialization with PostHogProvider
  • User identification on login and signup
  • Event tracking for navigation and key actions
  • Error tracking via RootErrorBoundary and manual captures

Quick Start

Install the PostHog client libraries, configure environment variables for the token and host, wrap the app router with PostHogProvider, and verify events appear in PostHog.

Frequently Asked Questions about integration-react-react-router-7-data

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I add PostHog analytics to a React Router v7 Data Mode app?

To add PostHog analytics to a React Router v7 Data Mode app, install the PostHog client libraries, configure environment variables for the token and host, and wrap your app router with PostHogProvider during client-side initialization.

How does user identification work with PostHog in React Router?

User identification works by calling the PostHog identify() function directly within your login and signup flows, ensuring that subsequent event captures and navigation tracking are associated with the specific authenticated user.

What is the best way to track navigation events in React Router v7?

The best way to track navigation events in React Router v7 is to emit captures using posthog.capture() during route transitions, structuring your events with meaningful properties to optimize your product analysis.

Can I use PostHog for error tracking in a React Router v7 Data Mode application?

Yes, you can use PostHog for error tracking in a React Router v7 Data Mode application by implementing manual captures within your RootErrorBoundary to monitor and log exceptions directly to your PostHog dashboard.

Do I need environment variables to set up PostHog in React Router?

Yes, you need environment variables to set up PostHog in React Router. You must configure variables for both your PostHog API token and host to successfully initialize the PostHogProvider on the client side.