integration-react-tanstack-router-code-based

To integrate PostHog analytics into a React app using TanStack Router, you need to wrap your application in a PostHogProvider at the root level and use environment variables to securely manage your project tokens and hosts.

Yes, PostHog works specifically with code-based routing setups in TanStack Router, enabling consistent event tracking across navigations and routes by centralizing your analytics implementation within your code-defined app structure.

You can track page views and user events in a TanStack Router code-based app by following the provided event capture guidelines, which include patterns for identifying users, tracking page actions, and error reporting across routes.

Yes, you need environment variables to set up PostHog event tracking in React to keep your credentials secure, specifically configuring project tokens, hosts, and feature flags before initializing the analytics provider.

The best way to identify users in a React TanStack Router code-based setup is to utilize the PostHogProvider and apply the specific event capture guidelines provided, ensuring accurate user identification across all route navigations.