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A simple small component to implement Microsoft Clarity into your React Application
Small component to implement Microsoft Clarity into your React Application
npm install react-microsoft-clarity --save
import { clarity } from 'react-microsoft-clarity';
// Start seeing data on the Clarity dashboard with your id
clarity.init(id);
// Identify the user
clarity.identify('USER_ID', { userProperty: 'value' });
// Cookie consent
clarity.consent();
// Stop tracking user behavior analytics
clarity.stop();
// Restart tracking user behavior analytics
clarity.start();
// Setup a custom tag
clarity.setTag('key', 'value');
// Setup a smart event
clarity.setEvent("eventName");
// Upgrade session
clarity.upgrade('upgradeReason');
// Check if Clarity has been initialized before calling its methods
if (clarity.hasStarted()) {
clarity.identify('USER_ID', { userProperty: 'value' });
}
You can learn more from Clarity Docs
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A simple small component to implement Microsoft Clarity into your React Application
We found that react-microsoft-clarity demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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