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vexo-analytics

v1.5.4

Published

The analytics tool for React Native.

Readme

vexo-analytics

Vexo is the first React Native out of the box tool for analytics. We provide a solution for precise and actionable data with a seamless integration and zero-configuration, zero-coding support.

Quickstart

Prerequisites

Expo

Getting started

  1. Create an account here

  2. You'll be prompted into creating a new app, give it a cool name (you will be able to change that later) and once you submit it, you'll be given an API key.

  3. Run yarn add vexo-analytics or npm install vexo-analytics in your project. If you are using bare React Native, run pod install in the iOS folder.

  4. Add the following code to your app entry file (usually index.js, App.js or _layout.tsx if you're using Expo Router):

    import { vexo } from 'vexo-analytics';
    
    // You may want to wrap this with `if (!__DEV__) { ... }` to only run Vexo in production.
    vexo('YOUR_API_KEY');
  5. Re-build and run your app (the vexo-analytics package includes native code).

  6. Go to your app's page on Vexo and you should see your first event!

Wait, that's it? Yes! That's it. With that ease of integration experience you get an incredible set of features, go check them out!