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## Vercel Web Analytics Integration Successfully installed and configured Vercel Web Analytics for this Next.js project. ### Changes Made **1. Package Installation** - Added `@vercel/analytics@^1.6.1` to dependencies - Updated `yarn.lock` with the new package **2. Code Changes** - **Modified: `pages/_app.js`** - Imported `Analytics` component from `@vercel/analytics/react` (aliased as `VercelAnalytics` to avoid name collision with existing Plausible Analytics component) - Added `<VercelAnalytics />` component after the existing `<Analytics />` component - Placed it inside the `<ThemeProvider>` component as per best practices ### Implementation Details This is a **Pages Router** Next.js project (uses `/pages` directory structure), so the Analytics component was added to `pages/_app.js` as specified in the Vercel Analytics documentation. The implementation preserves the existing Plausible Analytics setup (imported from `../components/analytics.js`) and adds Vercel Analytics alongside it, allowing both analytics solutions to run simultaneously. ### Verification - ✅ Linting passed with no new errors - ✅ Code syntax is valid - ✅ Lock file updated correctly - ✅ Existing code structure preserved ### Notes The project already had a custom Analytics component for Plausible, so I aliased the Vercel Analytics import as `VercelAnalytics` to prevent naming conflicts. Both analytics solutions are now active in the application. Co-authored-by: Vercel <vercel[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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Vercel Web Analytics Integration
Successfully installed and configured Vercel Web Analytics for this Next.js project.
Changes Made
1. Package Installation
@vercel/analytics@^1.6.1to dependenciesyarn.lockwith the new package2. Code Changes
pages/_app.jsAnalyticscomponent from@vercel/analytics/react(aliased asVercelAnalyticsto avoid name collision with existing Plausible Analytics component)<VercelAnalytics />component after the existing<Analytics />component<ThemeProvider>component as per best practicesImplementation Details
This is a Pages Router Next.js project (uses
/pagesdirectory structure), so the Analytics component was added topages/_app.jsas specified in the Vercel Analytics documentation.The implementation preserves the existing Plausible Analytics setup (imported from
../components/analytics.js) and adds Vercel Analytics alongside it, allowing both analytics solutions to run simultaneously.Verification
Notes
The project already had a custom Analytics component for Plausible, so I aliased the Vercel Analytics import as
VercelAnalyticsto prevent naming conflicts. Both analytics solutions are now active in the application.View Project · Web Analytics
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