integration-react-react-router-7-declarative

To integrate PostHog analytics into React Router v7 declarative mode, install posthog-js and @posthog/react, configure environment variables, and wrap your BrowserRouter with PostHogProvider to enable declarative event capture across route transitions.

Declarative PostHog analytics integration wires PostHog provisioning directly to React Router routes, enabling consistent client-side event capture across page navigations and user actions without requiring imperative routing changes.

Yes, you can capture route transitions, user identification, and error tracking in React Router v7 by wrapping the app with PostHogProvider, ensuring consistent event data is collected across all navigated routes.

Adding PostHog to React Router v7 requires client-side PostHog initialization and environment-variable configuration to properly provision the PostHogProvider and enable analytics capture across your declarative routes.

Yes, declarative PostHog integration works without imperative routing changes by applying PostHogProvider wrapping to your React Router v7 application, automatically capturing business-critical metrics like page navigations and button clicks.

Using PostHogProvider instead of manual calls ensures consistent event data across routes by declaratively provisioning PostHog analytics, capturing metrics like page navigations and user identifications seamlessly throughout the React Router v7 app.