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@valencets/telemetry

v0.2.1

Published

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Downloads

492

Readme

@valencets/telemetry

npm License

Server-side telemetry engine for the Valence web framework. Ingests beacon payloads from the client, stores raw events in PostgreSQL, aggregates daily summaries, and exposes query functions for the CMS analytics dashboard.

96 tests. Full documentation on the wiki.

What It Does

Valence telemetry is a complete first-party analytics pipeline. No third-party scripts, no vendor dashboards. Your data stays in your Postgres.

Beacon Ingestion

The ingestion handler receives batched events from navigator.sendBeacon() on the client. It validates payloads (JSON structure, intent types, site ID), rejects malformed data silently (always returns 200 to avoid client retries), and batch-inserts valid events.

Daily Aggregation

Raw events are rolled up into daily summaries:

  • Sessions -- unique session counts by device type (mobile/desktop/tablet)
  • Pageviews -- page view counts per day
  • Conversions -- conversion counts by intent type (calls, bookings, leads)
  • Top pages -- most visited pages
  • Top referrers -- traffic sources
  • Intent breakdown -- counts by all 11 intent types
  • Health metrics -- rejection counts, flush timing

Query Functions

import { getDailyTrend, getDailyBreakdowns } from '@valencets/telemetry'

// Date-ordered array of daily summaries
const trend = await getDailyTrend(pool, siteId, startDate, endDate)

// Merged aggregations: top 10 pages, top 10 referrers, intent counts
const breakdowns = await getDailyBreakdowns(pool, siteId, startDate, endDate)

11 Intent Types

Goes beyond pageviews to track user intent:

| Type | Category | |------|----------| | CLICK, SCROLL, VIEWPORT_INTERSECT, FORM_INPUT | Interaction | | INTENT_NAVIGATE | Navigation | | INTENT_CALL, INTENT_BOOK, INTENT_LEAD | Conversion | | LEAD_PHONE, LEAD_EMAIL, LEAD_FORM | Lead capture |

Client-Side Pairing

The client half lives in @valencets/core. HTML elements are annotated with data-telemetry-type and data-telemetry-target attributes. Events are captured via event delegation into a pre-allocated ring buffer (zero allocation in the hot path) and auto-flushed every 30 seconds.

Quick Start

pnpm install
pnpm build
pnpm --filter=@valencets/telemetry test

License

MIT