Docusaurus

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This is a community integration that is not maintained by the PostHog core team.

Install

Terminal
yarn add posthog-docusaurus

or

Terminal
npm install --save posthog-docusaurus

How to use

JavaScript
// in docusaurus.config.js
module.exports = {
  plugins: [
    [
      "posthog-docusaurus",
      {
        apiKey: "<ph_project_api_key>'",
        appUrl: "<ph_instance_address>", // optional
        enableInDevelopment: false, // optional
        // other options are passed to posthog-js init as is
      },
    ],
  ],
};

This will automatically start tracking pageviews, clicks and more.

For more instructions, see the browser JS library.

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