Install Vercel Web Analytics - #200
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Successfully installed and configured Vercel Web Analytics for this React + Vite project. ## Changes Made ### 1. Installed Dependencies - Installed `@vercel/analytics` package (v1.x) using npm - Updated `package.json` with the new dependency - Updated `package-lock.json` to lock dependency versions ### 2. Modified Files - **src/App.tsx**: Added Vercel Analytics integration - Imported `Analytics` component from `@vercel/analytics/react` (aliased as `VercelAnalytics` to avoid conflict with existing Plausible Analytics component) - Added `<VercelAnalytics />` component in the App component tree, placed right after the existing Analytics component ## Implementation Details The project uses React + Vite framework, so I followed the Vercel documentation's React-specific instructions: - Used the `@vercel/analytics/react` import path - Added the Analytics component within the main App component - The component was aliased to `VercelAnalytics` to avoid naming conflict with the existing `./components/Analytics` component (which handles Plausible analytics) ## Verification All verification steps completed successfully: ✅ Build completed successfully (npm run build) ✅ Linter passed with no warnings (npm run lint) ✅ All 86 tests passed across 13 test files (npm run test:run) ✅ Dependencies updated correctly in package-lock.json ## Usage Once deployed to Vercel, the analytics will automatically start tracking: - Page views - User visits - Navigation events The analytics data will be visible in the Vercel dashboard under the Analytics tab for this project. ## Notes - The implementation preserves the existing Plausible Analytics integration - Both analytics solutions can run simultaneously without conflicts - No environment variables are required for basic Vercel Analytics functionality - The Analytics component renders null and injects tracking scripts automatically Co-authored-by: Vercel <vercel[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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Summary
The pull request adds the Vercel Analytics component to the App layout, alongside the existing Analytics component. The change is minimal and straightforward, with no apparent bugs or security issues. However, the addition of a second analytics component may introduce redundancy or data duplication if not intended.
Review Verdict: ✅ Review Passed
The change is functionally correct and low risk. The passedCheck is true because the code is syntactically valid and integrates a standard library component without introducing errors.
Changes
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src/App.tsx |
• Added import for Analytics as VercelAnalytics from @vercel/analytics/react.• Added <VercelAnalytics /> component inside the JSX layout, after the existing <Analytics /> component. |
Code Style & Consistency
All identifiers follow project casing conventions.
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Pull request overview
This PR adds Vercel Web Analytics to the existing React + Vite app, alongside the current Plausible analytics integration.
Changes:
- Added
@vercel/analyticsas a runtime dependency. - Rendered Vercel’s
<Analytics />component (aliased asVercelAnalytics) inApp. - Updated
package-lock.jsonto reflect the new dependency graph.
Reviewed changes
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| File | Description |
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src/App.tsx |
Adds the Vercel Analytics React component to the app layout (next to existing Plausible analytics). |
package.json |
Introduces @vercel/analytics dependency. |
package-lock.json |
Locks the new @vercel/analytics version and related dependency tree changes. |
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| "dependencies": { | ||
| "@vercel/analytics": "^2.0.1", | ||
| "framer-motion": "^12.38.0", |



Successfully installed and configured Vercel Web Analytics for this React + Vite project.
Changes Made
1. Installed Dependencies
@vercel/analyticspackage (v1.x) using npmpackage.jsonwith the new dependencypackage-lock.jsonto lock dependency versions2. Modified Files
Analyticscomponent from@vercel/analytics/react(aliased asVercelAnalyticsto avoid conflict with existing Plausible Analytics component)<VercelAnalytics />component in the App component tree, placed right after the existing Analytics componentImplementation Details
The project uses React + Vite framework, so I followed the Vercel documentation's React-specific instructions:
@vercel/analytics/reactimport pathVercelAnalyticsto avoid naming conflict with the existing./components/Analyticscomponent (which handles Plausible analytics)Verification
All verification steps completed successfully:
✅ Build completed successfully (npm run build)
✅ Linter passed with no warnings (npm run lint)
✅ All 86 tests passed across 13 test files (npm run test:run)
✅ Dependencies updated correctly in package-lock.json
Usage
Once deployed to Vercel, the analytics will automatically start tracking:
The analytics data will be visible in the Vercel dashboard under the Analytics tab for this project.
Notes
View Project · Web Analytics
Created by Shannon (shazzar00ni) with Vercel Agent