I'm facing a challenge with integrating Google Analytics in our TypeScript-based Next.js project. Specifically, the project does not have _app.tsx or _document.tsx files, and attempts to create them seem not to be recognized by the project's structure. This has left me uncertain about how to proceed with adding Google Analytics tracking.
My main goal is to integrate Google Analytics to monitor the application's traffic effectively. Given the project's current setup, I have a couple of questions:
What is the recommended approach to integrate Google Analytics in a Next.js application that currently lacks _app.tsx and _document.tsx files?
If creating _app.tsx or _document.tsx is advisable, could you provide some guidance or example code on how to do this in a way that fits with the project's structure?
I'm looking for advice or best practices to navigate this situation, especially considering the structural constraints of our project. Any assistance or directions to relevant resources would be highly appreciated.
Hello,
I'm facing a challenge with integrating Google Analytics in our TypeScript-based Next.js project. Specifically, the project does not have _app.tsx or _document.tsx files, and attempts to create them seem not to be recognized by the project's structure. This has left me uncertain about how to proceed with adding Google Analytics tracking.
My main goal is to integrate Google Analytics to monitor the application's traffic effectively. Given the project's current setup, I have a couple of questions:
What is the recommended approach to integrate Google Analytics in a Next.js application that currently lacks _app.tsx and _document.tsx files? If creating _app.tsx or _document.tsx is advisable, could you provide some guidance or example code on how to do this in a way that fits with the project's structure? I'm looking for advice or best practices to navigate this situation, especially considering the structural constraints of our project. Any assistance or directions to relevant resources would be highly appreciated.
Thank you for your help.