studio-sdk

You can bridge analytics events from React applications to a centralized backend by implementing a StudioBridge with serialization and batched transport, routing telemetry data through TourProvider to the Studio backend for centralized ingestion and lifecycle control.

The best way to sync local storage with a Studio backend for onboarding flows is to wrap a storage adapter using a StudioBridge, enabling end-to-end telemetry and state synchronization across multiple projects and environments for consistent data capture.

Yes, you can batch analytics telemetry data in React before sending it to Studio. The StudioBridge implements batched transport, allowing you to serialize and group telemetry events before transmitting them to the Studio backend for ingestion.

Yes, the StudioBridge supports user identification and lifecycle controls for telemetry workflows. It provides explicit flush and shutdown controls, ensuring batched analytics events and storage operations are properly managed during the application lifecycle.

To configure TourProvider to route analytics and storage operations to Studio, install and configure the Studio bridge in your TourProvider setup, then pass the bridge.analytics and bridge.storage wrappers directly to TourProvider for centralized telemetry ingestion.

You need centralized telemetry ingestion for onboarding tours across multiple apps when you want to monitor onboarding flows across different environments, requiring consistent analytics and data capture through a bridge that serializes and batches events to a Studio backend.