integration-react-tanstack-router-code-based

To integrate Amplitude analytics, initialize the Unified SDK with initAll in your app entry point, then place track and identify calls directly inside your TanStack Router code-based route handlers to capture navigations and user actions.

The best way to track user logins is to call Amplitude's identify method within your TanStack Router code-based route handlers to correlate user events across client and server, ensuring user identification on login and sign-up flows.

This Amplitude integration supports projects employing TanStack Router's code-based routing. You must initialize Amplitude via the Unified SDK and structure track and identify calls within the code-based route handlers.

For Amplitude event tracking, you should use Title Case for event names and snake_case for event properties. Enforcing these naming conventions keeps your analytics data clean and structured for actionable product insights.

Yes, you can use Amplitude autocapture where applicable. After initializing the Unified SDK via initAll in your React app entry, autocapture works alongside manual track and identify calls placed in your TanStack Router handlers.

You need to initialize Amplitude with initAll in your app entry point like main.tsx because it sets up the Unified SDK environment required before you can place track and identify calls in your TanStack Router route handlers.