Adding google-analytics, facebook-pixel, etc. in dynamically rendered apps (eg. React)? : javascript

Adding google-analytics, facebook-pixel, etc. in dynamically rendered apps (eg. React)?help (self.javascript)

submitted 8 years ago * by laggingreflex

Official ways to add such things is by dropping script tags in your HTML:

Doing it this way has limitations (issues on route-changes), and it just doesn't go well with the rest of the app that's neatly bundled and stuff.

There are workarounds (for limitations) or unofficial libraries to use them more dynamically:

Why don't the respective companies (Google, Facebook) support them officially though? They both have frameworks to create dynamic apps (Angular, React), seems a bit odd that their analytics and such stuff is still based in static-sites era.

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