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@statlark/react-native

v0.1.1

Published

Statlark Expo / React Native SDK — offline event queue, screen views, identify() and payment() with web-tracker parity.

Downloads

30

Readme

@statlark/react-native

Statlark analytics for Expo / React Native apps. Screen views, custom goals, identify() and payment() — the same contract as the web tracker, so app and web activity merge into one person (and one lifetime value) in your Statlark dashboard.

  • Offline-durable — events persist and deliver when connectivity returns.
  • Zero backend — just your site's public id; no API key.
  • Revenue-aware — report in-app purchases with payment().

Install

npx expo install @statlark/react-native

Optional peers the SDK uses when present (all in a typical Expo app): @react-native-async-storage/async-storage (persistence), expo-crypto (ids), expo-device (phone/tablet), expo-router (auto screen tracking). Without AsyncStorage the SDK still runs, but the visitor id + offline queue won't survive an app restart.

Setup

Wrap your app once, at the root (e.g. app/_layout.tsx with expo-router):

import { StatlarkProvider } from "@statlark/react-native";
import { StatlarkScreenTracking } from "@statlark/react-native/expo-router";

export default function RootLayout() {
  return (
    <StatlarkProvider config={{ site: "sl_xxxxxxxx" }}>
      <StatlarkScreenTracking />
      {/* your navigator */}
    </StatlarkProvider>
  );
}

<StatlarkScreenTracking /> auto-fires a screen view on every expo-router route change. Not using expo-router? Omit it and call screen() yourself.

Usage

import { useStatlark } from "@statlark/react-native";

function Example() {
  const statlark = useStatlark();

  // A conversion goal (shows in your Goals report).
  statlark.goal("signup", { plan: "pro" });

  // Tie this device to a person — the key to the web→app funnel. Use the same
  // user id / email you use on the web so the two merge into one profile.
  statlark.identify({ user_id: user.id, user_email: user.email });

  // An in-app purchase (App Store IAP). Report it from your purchase-success
  // handler; provider defaults to "app_store".
  statlark.payment({
    amount: 9.99,
    currency: "USD",
    transaction_id: purchase.transactionId,
    customer_email: user.email,
  });
}

Config

| Option | Default | Notes | |---|---|---| | site | — | Required. Your website public id (sl_…). | | endpoint | https://collect.statlark.com | The hosted collector (stamps geo from the device IP). | | storage | AsyncStorage → memory | Provide your own { getItem, setItem, removeItem } if you don't use AsyncStorage. | | debug | false | Log each tracked event. | | disablePayments | false | Make payment() a no-op. | | sessionTimeoutMs | 1800000 (30 min) | Background time before a resume starts a new session. |

Notes

  • All methods are fire-and-forget and never throw into your app.
  • IAP revenue is client-reported (there's no App Store webhook), matching how mobile analytics generally works. Report it from a verified purchase callback.
  • Device metadata is limited to the analytics buckets Statlark charts: iOS/Android and phone/tablet.