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How to correctly use react-native-clarity in a React Native app?

I’m trying to integrate react-native-clarity into my React Native app to track user analytics. I have followed the installation steps mentioned in the documentation and successfully linked the package.

However, I’m uncertain about where exactly to initialize react-native-clarity in my app’s codebase. Should I add the initialization code in the App.js file or somewhere else? I’m looking for guidance on the best practice for integrating react-native-clarity into a React Native app.

Here’s the current setup in my App.js file:

import React, { useEffect } from 'react';
import { initialize } from 'react-native-clarity';
import { setCustomUserId } from 'react-native-clarity';
import { getCurrentSessionId } from 'react-native-clarity';

const App = () => {
    useEffect(() => {
        initialize("<ProjectId>");

        // Set custom user id.
        setCustomUserId("[email protected]");
    }, []);

    return (
        // JSX 
    );
};

Is it appropriate to initialize react-native-clarity in the App.js file, or should I consider a different approach? `

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  1. 0 
    import React, {FC} from 'react';
import CodeHub from './CodeHub';
import { initialize } from 'react-native-clarity';

// Initialize Clarity.
initialize("<ProjectID>");

const App: FC = () => {
  return <CodeHub />;
};

export default App;
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  2. 0

    Yes, initializing react-native-clarity in the App.js file is a common and appropriate approach. It ensures that the analytics library is set up early in the app’s lifecycle, and the code you provided demonstrates the correct way to initialize react-native-clarity and set a custom user ID using setCustomUserId. However, consider adjusting the placement of the initialization code based on your specific requirements, such as user authentication or other app-specific logic. Overall, initializing react-native-clarity in the App.js file is a good starting point that can be modified as needed.

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