Hi all,

I’ve been working on a library called expo-plausible, which brings Plausible Analytics integration to Expo (React Native) apps.

The package is lightweight, TypeScript-first, and follows the official Plausible Events API. It provides a simple provider + hook model, optional offline queueing, batching, and consent helpers.

🔧 Features

• PlausibleProvider + useTrackEvent hook
• Offline queueing with automatic retry
• Optional batching of events
• Consent helpers (enableTracking, disableTracking, etc.)
• Nested providers with config inheritance
• TypeScript support

📦 Install

pnpm add expo-plausible

⚡ Quick start

import { PlausibleProvider, useTrackEvent } from 'expo-plausible';

function Screen() {
  const trackEvent = useTrackEvent();
  return <Button title="Signup" onPress={() => trackEvent({ name: 'Signup', url: 'https://example.com/signup' })} />;
}

export default function App() {
  return (
    <PlausibleProvider config={{ domain: 'your-domain.com' }}>
      <Screen />
    </PlausibleProvider>
  );
}

📖 Docs & API reference

Full documentation: [link to your repo/docs]

API essentials:

• PlausibleProvider({ config }) with domain, apiHost, batch, enableOfflineQueue
• useTrackEvent() → send events with name, url, props
• flushQueue(), enableTracking(), disableTracking(), isTrackingEnabled()

🙋 Why I’m posting here

• To share this library with others in the Plausible community who might be looking for an Expo/React Native integration.
• To ask m 8000 aintainers whether you’d consider linking it in the official docs under “third-party libraries.”
• To get early feedback and confirm if there are any API best practices or recommendations I should align with.

🔗 Repo

👉 GitHub repo link

Thanks,
— Umidjon

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