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faurya

v0.1.0

Published

Faurya analytics SDK — ergonomic browser analytics

Readme

faurya

The official Faurya analytics SDK for browser applications.

Install

npm install faurya

Quick Start

import { initFaurya } from 'faurya'
// or: import { initFaurya } from 'faurya/web'

const faurya = await initFaurya({
  websiteId: 'your-website-id',
})

faurya.track('button_click', { buttonId: 'signup' })
faurya.trackPageview('/pricing')
faurya.identify('user-42', { plan: 'pro' })
await faurya.flush()
faurya.reset()

track('goal_name', metadata) queues a custom browser event with extraData.eventName set to the provided name.

Configuration

await initFaurya({
  websiteId: 'your-site-id',
  allowLocalhost: true,        // enable tracking on localhost (default: false)
  allowIframe: true,           // enable tracking in iframes (default: false)
  allowedHostnames: ['www.example.com', 'app.example.com'],
})

Runtime Behavior

  • faurya is a browser-first analytics SDK.
  • In SSR or server-only runtimes, the browser client safely no-ops instead of fabricating browser metadata.
  • Browser-only events like pageview, pageview_end, attention, data-faurya-goal, and data-faurya-scroll only run in eligible browser environments.

Singleton Access

import { getFauryaClient } from 'faurya'

const client = getFauryaClient()
client.track('interaction')

Cross-Domain Tracking

import { getTrackingParams, buildCrossDomainUrl } from 'faurya'

const params = await getTrackingParams()
const url = await buildCrossDomainUrl('https://app.example.com/dashboard')

React Native

import { FauryaProvider, useFauryaTrack, useFauryaScreen } from 'faurya/react-native'

See React Native docs for full setup.

Subpath Exports

| Import Path | Description | |-------------|-------------| | faurya | Main web SDK + core utilities | | faurya/web | Web-specific exports | | faurya/react-native | React Native provider + hooks |

Advanced: Custom Client

import { createFauryaClient, createMemoryStorageAdapter } from 'faurya'

const client = createFauryaClient({
  config: { websiteId: 'my-site' },
  storage: createMemoryStorageAdapter(),
  transport: myTransport,
})

License

MIT