@techartists/react-native-ta-analytics-adaptor-firebase

Firebase Analytics adaptor for @techartists/react-native-ta-analytics, plus an optional Crashlytics logging adaptor.

Install

npm install @techartists/react-native-ta-analytics-adaptor-firebase @react-native-firebase/app @react-native-firebase/analytics
# If you also want the Crashlytics logging adaptor:
npm install @react-native-firebase/crashlytics

Usage (Firebase Analytics)

import {
  ConsoleAnalyticsAdaptor,
  TAAnalytics,
  TAAnalyticsConfig,
} from '@techartists/react-native-ta-analytics';
import { FirebaseAnalyticsAdaptor } from '@techartists/react-native-ta-analytics-adaptor-firebase';

const analytics = new TAAnalytics(
  new TAAnalyticsConfig({
    analyticsVersion: '1.0.0',
    adaptors: [
      new ConsoleAnalyticsAdaptor(),
      new FirebaseAnalyticsAdaptor({
        // optional overrides
        enabledInstallTypes: ['AppStore', 'TestFlight', 'Xcode'],
        eventNameMaxLength: 40,
      }),
    ],
  })
);

await analytics.start();
analytics.userID = 'user-123'; // forwarded to Firebase Analytics userId

What it does (Analytics adaptor)

• Trims event names (40 chars) and user property keys/values (24/100 chars).
• Guards against reserved Firebase events/properties when running from Xcode builds.
• Converts params to Firebase-friendly primitives and logs via analytics().logEvent.
• Exposes getUserPseudoID() (app instance ID) once start has run.

Crashlytics adaptor (optional)

FirebaseCrashlyticsAdaptor remains available for mirroring events/user properties into Crashlytics logs/attributes for crash correlation. It trims names/values to Crashlytics limits and forwards analytics.userID to crashlytics().setUserId.