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@lucenthq/sdk

v0.0.5

Published

Lucent session replay SDK — record, capture, and analyze user sessions

Readme

@lucenthq/sdk

Session replay SDK for Lucent — record, capture, and analyze user sessions with rrweb.

Installation

npm install @lucenthq/sdk

Quick Start

import { LucentTracker } from "@lucenthq/sdk";

const tracker = new LucentTracker({
  publicKey: "luc_pk_...",
  ingestBaseUrl: "https://your-api.example.com",
});

Recording starts automatically. To disable auto-start, pass autoStart: false and call tracker.start() manually when you're ready.

React / Next.js

import { LucentProvider, LucentIdentify } from "@lucenthq/sdk/react";

function App({ children }) {
  return (
    <LucentProvider publicKey="luc_pk_..." options={{ ingestBaseUrl: "https://your-api.example.com" }}>
      <LucentIdentify userId={user?.id} email={user?.email} />
      {children}
    </LucentProvider>
  );
}

Configuration

new LucentTracker({
  publicKey: "luc_pk_...",
  ingestBaseUrl: "https://your-api.example.com",
  capture: {
    console: true,           // Capture console.log/warn/error
    network: true,           // Capture fetch/XHR requests
    clicks: true,            // Default
    inputs: true,            // Default
    canvas: false,           // Default
  },
  privacy: {
    mode: "privacy-first",   // Mask all text by default
  },
  detection: {
    rageClickThreshold: 3,   // Default: 3 clicks in 1s
    deadClickTimeoutMs: 500, // Default: 500ms no mutation
  },
  sampling: {
    sessionReplay: 1.0,      // 0.0 - 1.0
  },
});

API

LucentTracker

  • start() — Begin recording (called automatically unless autoStart: false)
  • stop() — Stop recording and flush
  • identify(user) — Identify the current user
  • resetIdentity() — Clear user identity
  • track(name, properties?) — Track a custom event
  • flush() — Manually flush the event queue
  • getSessionInfo() — Get current session/window IDs

React

  • <LucentProvider> — Initialize and manage the tracker lifecycle
  • <LucentIdentify> — Sync user identity with the tracker
  • useLucent() — Access the tracker instance from context