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@logary/plugin-nextjs

v6.0.0-beta.8

Published

A plugin for the popular Next JS framework.

Downloads

13

Readme

Logary JS — Next JS Plugin

A plugin for the popular Next JS framework.

npm add @logary/plugin-nextjs

Usage

For details, see ./examples/with-nextjs in the repository.

In your logary.ts:

import nextjs from '@logary/plugin-nextjs'
const logary = getLogary({ ... }) // configure targets and Logary Analytics ID here
nextjs(logary)
// more plugins here
export default logary

Make Logary available to your code from your _app.tsx:

import logary from '../lib/logary'
// ... your App
export default withLogary(MyApp, { logary }) 

withLogary is also possible to apply selectively to your Page components.

You can now use Logary in your React components:

function Button({ onClick, children }) {
  const { info } = useLogger('MyApp', 'Button')
  function handleClick(e: Event) {
    info('Made purchase', { amount: 20.3, currency: 'USD' })
    onClick(e)
  }
  return (
    <button onClick={handleClick}>
      {children}
    </button>
  )
}