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@resq-systems/analytics

v2.0.1

Published

Unified PostHog + GA4 analytics client for the ResQ Systems platform — cross-subdomain, lazy-loaded, with typed events

Downloads

397

Readme

@resq-systems/analytics

npm License

Unified PostHog + GA4 analytics client for the ResQ Systems platform. Built for cross-subdomain identity (resq.softwareresearch.resq.softwareviz.resq.software), lazy-loaded so it never sits on the LCP critical path, and typed events you can extend per-app.

Install

bun add @resq-systems/analytics posthog-js
# or
npm install @resq-systems/analytics posthog-js

posthog-js, react, and react-dom are optional peer dependencies — only install what your consumer actually uses.

Quick start (Next.js App Router)

// next.config.ts
import { withAnalyticsRewrites } from "@resq-systems/analytics/next";

export default withAnalyticsRewrites({
  // ...your existing config
});
// app/providers.tsx
"use client";

import { AnalyticsProvider } from "@resq-systems/analytics/react";
import { inferCookieDomain, sanitizeGa4Id, type AnalyticsConfig } from "@resq-systems/analytics";

// GA4 ids and cookie domains are branded — mint them through their validators
// so a raw env string can never reach a gtag / cookie sink unchecked.
const ga4Id = sanitizeGa4Id(process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_GA4_ID);

const config: AnalyticsConfig = {
  posthog: {
    key: process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_POSTHOG_KEY!,
    host: "/ingest",
    uiHost: "https://us.posthog.com",
  },
  // Only wire GA4 once the id passes validation.
  ...(ga4Id ? { ga4: { measurementId: ga4Id } } : {}),
  cookieDomain: inferCookieDomain(["resq.software", "research.resq.software", "viz.resq.software"]),
};

export const Providers = ({ children }: { children: React.ReactNode }) => (
  <AnalyticsProvider config={config}>{children}</AnalyticsProvider>
);
"use client";

import { useAnalytics } from "@resq-systems/analytics/react";

export const RequestBriefingButton = () => {
  const { track } = useAnalytics();
  return (
    <button onClick={() => track("briefing_requested", { tier: "defense" })}>
      Request a briefing
    </button>
  );
};

Typed events

Extend AnalyticsEvents once per app to make track() calls type-safe:

declare module "@resq-systems/analytics" {
  interface AnalyticsEvents {
    briefing_requested: { tier: "civilian" | "defense" | "allied" };
    cta_clicked: { id: string; section: string };
    research_paper_opened: { slug: string; locale: string };
  }
}

After this, track("briefing_requested", { tier: "civilian" }) type-checks; track("briefing_requested", { tier: "wrong" }) does not.

API

Core (@resq-systems/analytics)

| Export | Purpose | |---|---| | initAnalytics(config) | Boot the singleton. Idempotent. | | track(event, props?) | Fan out to PostHog + GA4. | | identify(userId, traits?) | Bind an identity to the current session. | | pageview(url?) | Manual SPA pageview. | | reset() | Clear identity + provider state. Use on sign-out. | | analytics | The singleton, if you need direct access. | | inferCookieDomain(domains) | Longest shared registrable root as a branded CookieDomain, or undefined. | | resolveResqCookieDomain(host?) | The branded .resq.software CookieDomain when host is under that root, else undefined. | | toCookieDomain(host) | Normalize + validate any host to a leading-dot CookieDomain, or null. | | isCookieDomain(value) | Type guard: is a string already a normalized CookieDomain? | | sanitizeGa4Id(id) | Validate a GA4 Measurement ID against GA4_ID_PATTERN; returns a branded Ga4MeasurementId or null. | | GA4_ID_PATTERN | RegExp for Google's G-XXXXXX Measurement ID format. | | RESQ_SUBDOMAIN_ALLOWLIST | The three ResQ subdomains used for GA4 cross-domain linking. |

Types (@resq-systems/analytics)

| Type | Purpose | |---|---| | AnalyticsConfig | Root config: posthog, ga4, cookieDomain, disabled, debug. | | AnalyticsEvents | Augmentable event registry (see Typed events). | | EventName / TrackArgs<E> | Derived from AnalyticsEvents to type track() names and payload arity. | | PostHogProviderConfig / GA4ProviderConfig | Per-provider config shapes. | | CookieDomain | Branded leading-dot cookie domain (e.g. .resq.software). Mint via toCookieDomain / inferCookieDomain / resolveResqCookieDomain. | | Ga4MeasurementId | Branded, validated GA4 Measurement ID — minted only by sanitizeGa4Id. | | ResqSubdomain | Union of RESQ_SUBDOMAIN_ALLOWLIST members. | | GtagCommand | Discriminated union of the gtag(...) command tuples emitted here (js / config / event / set / consent). | | GtagConfigParams / GtagEventParams | Flat, primitive-only parameter bags for gtag config / event calls. |

React (@resq-systems/analytics/react)

| Export | Purpose | |---|---| | <AnalyticsProvider config deferUntilIdle?> | Initialises the singleton on mount. deferUntilIdle (default true) waits for requestIdleCallback. | | useAnalytics() | Returns { track, identify, reset, pageview, analytics }. |

Next (@resq-systems/analytics/next)

| Export | Purpose | |---|---| | withAnalyticsRewrites(config, opts?) | Adds /ingest/* PostHog reverse-proxy rewrites. | | ga4Stream(measurementId, domains?) | Build a GA4ProviderConfig with cross-subdomain linker domains. |

Cross-subdomain identity

For ResQ Systems's three surfaces to share a single distinct_id:

  1. Cookie domain. Set cookieDomain to a branded CookieDomain — mint it with inferCookieDomain([...]), toCookieDomain(".resq.software"), or resolveResqCookieDomain(host).
  2. Reverse proxy. Each subdomain's next.config.ts calls withAnalyticsRewrites(...) so events ingest at <subdomain>/ingest/*, not *.posthog.com.
  3. GA4 linker. Pass domains: ["resq.software", "research.resq.software", "viz.resq.software"] so GA4 stops counting cross-subdomain navigation as referral traffic.
  4. Same Measurement ID + PostHog key across all three apps.

Performance posture

  • The only runtime dependency is @resq-systems/types (tiny brand helpers); posthog-js is loaded via dynamic import() inside init().
  • <AnalyticsProvider deferUntilIdle> waits for requestIdleCallback before booting.
  • person_profiles: "identified_only" is set by default, so anonymous traffic doesn't burn PostHog units.

Prerequisites

  • Runtime: Bun 1.1+ or Node.js 20+
  • Peer Dependencies: posthog-js, react (optional, for React/Next.js integrations)

Configuration

  • PostHog Integration: Requires NEXT_PUBLIC_POSTHOG_KEY and host rewrites using withAnalyticsRewrites.
  • GA4 Linker: Cross-subdomain linker domains config option (domains).

Testing

bun --filter @resq-systems/analytics test

Troubleshooting

  • Cross-Subdomain Linker Issues: Ensure cookie domains match (e.g., .resq.software). Linker domain checks fail on exact host mismatches.
  • Ad-Blockers: Reverse proxies (/ingest/*) can sometimes be blocked by custom DNS-level filters. Ensure proxy rewrites are active.

License

Apache-2.0