React Native Tracker API Reference

High level overview of all the APIs available in the React Native Tracker.

Tracked Components​

These Components are automatically wrapped in an appropriate LocationWrapper and automate event Tracking whenever possible.

Location Wrappers​

These Components wrap their children in a Context.Provider. This allows the ReactNativeTracker to reconstruct their Location in the UI.

tip

The combination of Location Wrappers and Low-level Event Trackers is how we build Tracked Components.

Take a loot at this how to build your own Custom Tracked Components guide for more info.

Higher-level​

Low-level​

Hooks​

A range of hooks that we use for most of the tracking. All hooks are stable and perform deep comparisons on their deps.

Event trackers​

These hooks can be used to obtain ready-to-trigger callbacks for all Events.

danger

Be careful when using LocationWrappers and Event Tracking hooks in the same Component. Calling a hook-generated event tracking callback in the JSX of the same Component will not produce a valid Location Stack.

Take a loot at this how to build your own Custom Tracked Components guide for more info.

Consumers​

React Context consumers meant to retrieve either an entire Context or part of it.


The hooks the SDK uses internally for event instrumentation are also available publicly.

Lifecycle​

State​

Common​

Context Providers​

React Context Providers are used to propagate Tracker instances and Location Contexts to all Tracked components.

Higher-level​

Lower-level​

Factories​

Helpers​

Tracker Defaults​

Location Contexts - Higher-level​

Location Contexts - Lower-level​

Low-level Event Trackers​

caution

Using low-level event trackers directly requires extra attention to the LocationStack and its composition.
It's easy to instrument a callback and forget to wrap the triggering Component in a LocationContext.

Take a loot at this how to build your own Custom Tracked Components guide for more info.