integration-vue-3

To integrate PostHog analytics in a Vue 3 app, initialize the PostHog client in your main.ts file using environment-configured tokens before mounting the app, then use the identify method upon user login and capture custom events for interactions.

User identification in a Vue 3 SPA works by calling PostHog's identify method when a user signs in, linking captured events and session data to their specific user profile, and safely resetting the client state on logout.

Yes, you need to configure environment variables for your PostHog project token and host. These variables are required to safely initialize the PostHog client and begin capturing custom events in your Vue 3 application.

Yes, you can track application errors by configuring error reporting within your PostHog setup. This allows you to capture exceptions and debugging information directly alongside your custom user interaction events in Vue 3.

The best way to handle a session reset on logout is to call a safe reset method on the PostHog client. This clears the current user's identity and session data, ensuring subsequent anonymous events are tracked accurately in your Vue 3 app.