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@dev-sujay/omnitracker-server

v1.1.4

Published

Full-stack analytics server SDK: Express routers, admin analytics API, Drizzle/MongoDB/Prisma/Memory storage adapters, S3/R2/Local replay adapters, DB migration helpers, and registerOmniTracker one-liner setup.

Downloads

315

Readme

@dev-sujay/omnitracker-server

OmniTracker Server SDK is a powerful server-side companion for Node.js Express backends. It exposes a unified configuration system (registerOmniTracker) to handle visitor tracking, session recording uploads, administrative analytics query endpoints, Drizzle database mapping, S3/R2 replay storage adapters, and bot filtering checks.


📦 Installation

npm install @dev-sujay/omnitracker-server
# or
yarn add @dev-sujay/omnitracker-server
# or
bun add @dev-sujay/omnitracker-server

🚀 One-Liner Express Integration

OmniTracker server routes can be mounted automatically inside an Express router using registerOmniTracker:

import express from 'express';
import { 
  registerOmniTracker, 
  DrizzleTrackerStorage, 
  LocalFileReplayStorage 
} from '@dev-sujay/omnitracker-server';
import { db } from './db';

const app = express();
const router = express.Router();

registerOmniTracker(router, {
  // Database storage adapter
  storage: new DrizzleTrackerStorage(db),
  
  // Replay chunks file storage adapter (Local, S3,CF R2 supported)
  replayStorage: new LocalFileReplayStorage({ baseDir: './replays' }),
  
  // Optional rate limiting, geolocation hooks, and auth middleware overrides
  resolveCountry: (ip) => 'United Kingdom',
  trackingAuthMiddleware: [optionalAuthMiddleware],
  replayAuthMiddleware: [requireAuth, checkAdminPermissions],
});

app.use('/api/analytics', router);

🗄️ Storage Adapters

OmniTracker includes prebuilt, production-ready storage adapters:

1. Database Adapters

  • Drizzle Postgres Adapter: DrizzleTrackerStorage (Requires drizzle-orm)
  • MongoDB Adapter: MongoTrackerStorage (Requires mongodb)
  • Prisma Adapter: PrismaTrackerStorage (Requires @prisma/client)
  • Memory Adapter: MemoryTrackerStorage (For local/testing setups)

2. Session Replay Chunk Adapters

  • AWS S3 Adapter: S3ReplayStorage
  • Cloudflare R2 Adapter: CloudflareR2ReplayStorage
  • Local Disk Adapter: LocalFileReplayStorage

🛠️ Database Schemas

If using the Drizzle ORM database adapter, you can directly import the prebuilt Postgres schemas:

export { 
  siteVisitsTable, 
  sessionSummariesTable 
} from '@dev-sujay/omnitracker-server';

Then run Drizzle migrations or push statements:

npx drizzle-kit generate
npx drizzle-kit migrate

📄 License

Distributed under the MIT License.