react-hotjar
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Small component to implement Hotjar into your react application
npm install react-hotjar --save
import { hotjar } from 'react-hotjar';
hotjar.initialize(hjid, hjsv);
<!-- Optional identify call -->
hotjar.identify('USER_ID', { userProperty: 'value' });
hjid: Stands for 'Hotjar ID' - Your site's ID. This is the ID which tells Hotjar which site settings it should load and where it should save the data collected.
hjsv: Stands for 'Hotjar Snippet Version' - The version of the Tracking Code you are using. This is only needed if Hotjar ever updates the Tracking Code and needs to discontinue older ones. Knowing which version your site includes allows hotjar team to contact you and inform you accordingly.
You can learn more from Understanding the Tracking Code of Hotjar docs
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Small component to implement Hotjar into your react application
The npm package react-hotjar receives a total of 60,136 weekly downloads. As such, react-hotjar popularity was classified as popular.
We found that react-hotjar demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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