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@logicm8/pulse

v0.6.3

Published

Bundled fail-open browser and React analytics SDK for LogicM8 Pulse

Readme

LogicM8 Pulse SDK

Install Pulse at the application-wide browser entry with one npm command:

npx --yes @logicm8/[email protected] i_ABCD-EFGH-JKLM

The short-lived, single-use install code supplies the registered project and domain without exposing configuration in the command. The packaged CLI detects the framework and the project's npm, pnpm or Yarn lockfile, pins this SDK as an application dependency, records every modified file in .pulse-install.json, and supports --uninstall.

The Pulse SDK contains the fail-open Pulse browser collector for JavaScript and TypeScript applications. Its collector is bundled with the host application: it does not create a remote <script> element or load advanced.js. Collection starts after first paint and never blocks rendering when Pulse is unavailable.

import { initPulse, pulse } from "@logicm8/pulse";

initPulse({ projectKey: "your_project_key" });
void pulse.track("signup_started");

React and Next.js applications can mount the client component once at the application root:

import { Pulse } from "@logicm8/pulse/react";

export function App() {
  return <Pulse projectKey="your_project_key" />;
}

The package is browser-only but safe to import during server rendering.

By default browser events are sent to https://pulse.logicm8.com/api/analytics/collect. A restrictive Content Security Policy must allow that URL in connect-src. Applications with a first-party proxy can set collectEndpoint to a same-origin endpoint instead.

Install the package in the web application source, not in a server-only Worker entry. The Pulse installer locates the application-wide browser entry and adds the import there.