feat(website): Deco Analytics collector, gated like its predecessor - #1660
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Adds `<Stats />` — a script tag for the first-party collector — and wires it in
`Page.tsx` behind env vars, in the same shape `OneDollarStats` already uses.
Env-gated rather than a CMS section, deliberately: enabling a collector is a
fleet decision, and the incumbent already established that seam. A section would
mean ~500 CMS edits to turn one thing on.
DECO_ANALYTICS_ENABLED "true" to enable. OFF by default, unlike
ONEDOLLAR_ENABLED which is on unless explicitly
"false" — a new collector that switched itself on
everywhere the moment this shipped would collect from
sites nobody has registered, and every one of those
events would resolve to no site and be dropped. A lot
of requests bought for nothing.
DECO_ANALYTICS_ORIGIN empty = same-origin, which is the first-party path and
the default we want. Set only for a site that is not
behind our CDN.
DECO_ANALYTICS_KEY only for a site we do not host. Public by
construction: it ships in the script tag.
The gate is INDEPENDENT of ONEDOLLAR_ENABLED so both collectors can run at once.
Comparing two on the same traffic is the only way to know whether the new one
agrees with the incumbent, and that comparison is the point of the migration —
making it either/or would force the switch to be a leap.
What the component deliberately is NOT: a package. OneDollarStats ships ~60
lines of tracking logic inside the site bundle — the pushState patch, the flag
reading, the event mapping, the truncation — and fixing any of them means
redeploying every site that embeds it. Across ~500 storefronts that is a campaign
rather than a fix. Here the runtime, the commerce mapping and the per-site module
composition are served from the edge and versioned there, so a correction ships
with a cache purge. An npm package would put the copy back in every bundle, which
is the problem this shape exists to avoid.
It also does not stringify money: OneDollarStats flattens every param through
JSON.stringify into a 990-byte string prop, so a purchase value arrives as text
and revenue cannot be summed without parsing it back. This lands in typed
columns.
No manifest change: components are not manifest entries, only sections and
loaders are. `deno check` on both touched files is clean — the two TS2769 errors
in the output are pre-existing in website/utils/crypto.ts and reproduce on a
clean main.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds a configurable Deco Analytics component and integrates it into page rendering. Environment variables control whether analytics loads, its origin, and its optional site key. The analytics gate remains independent of the OneDollar collector gate. ChangesDeco Analytics
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds an optional, off-by-default analytics script, so it does not change production behavior unless enabled; however, the current formatting failure causes CI to reject the change, so it is not merge-ready until formatting is corrected. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Page
participant Stats
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Page->>Stats: Pass analytics origin and site key
Stats->>Head: Inject analytics script
Stats->>Head: Add preconnect when origin is nonempty
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In `@website/components/Stats.tsx`:
- Around line 55-68: Format the Stats component with Deno’s formatter so it
passes deno fmt --check, preserving the existing script and preconnect behavior.
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| const src = `${origin}/_dq/a.js${siteKey ? `?k=${encodeURIComponent(siteKey)}` : ""}`; | ||
| return ( | ||
| <Head> | ||
| {/* Only when the collector is on another origin. Preconnecting to our own is noise. */} | ||
| {origin ? <link rel="preconnect" href={origin} /> : null} | ||
| {/* | ||
| `async`, and nothing on the page waits on it. A failure here has to degrade to | ||
| "analytics stopped", never to "the page broke" — no island awaits this and no | ||
| rendering path reads from it. | ||
| */} | ||
| <script async={!defer} defer={defer} src={src} /> | ||
| </Head> | ||
| ); | ||
| } |
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Run deno fmt before merge.
CI rejects this file because deno fmt --check reports lines 55-68 as unformatted. Run deno fmt website/components/Stats.tsx and commit the result.
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[error] 55-68: deno fmt --check reported this file as not formatted. Run 'deno fmt' to fix formatting.
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In `@website/components/Stats.tsx` around lines 55 - 68, Format the Stats
component with Deno’s formatter so it passes deno fmt --check, preserving the
existing script and preconnect behavior.
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<file name="website/components/Stats.tsx">
<violation number="1" location="website/components/Stats.tsx:24">
P3: This note points to `analytics/loaders/DecoAnalyticsScript.ts`, but that file does not exist in this checkout, sending maintainers to a dead reference. Remove the note or replace it with the actual loader path.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="website/components/Stats.tsx:65">
P2: The default `async` breaks execution ordering against the events bus that this collector reads. `website/components/Events.tsx` initializes `window.DECO.events` inside a `defer` (data-URI) script, and `OneDollarStats.tsx` uses `defer` for its snippets so it runs in document order after `deco-events` and reliably receives the initial pageview `{name:"deco", params:{flags,page}}` event that `subscribe()` replays synchronously. Because `defer` defaults to `undefined`, `async={!defer}` is `true`, so this external script loads and executes as soon as it downloads with no ordering guarantee versus the deferred `deco-events` script. If the edge runtime's deco adapter runs before `window.DECO` exists, the first pageview (and early events) are silently dropped — which defeats both the pageview-tracking goal and the side-by-side comparison with OneDollarStats the PR is built around. Prefer `defer` by default (matching Events/OneDollarStats) so the collector runs after `deco-events`; the comment's dismissal of defer understates that it is what guarantees correct ordering here.</violation>
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| "analytics stopped", never to "the page broke" — no island awaits this and no | ||
| rendering path reads from it. | ||
| */} | ||
| <script async={!defer} defer={defer} src={src} /> |
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P2: The default async breaks execution ordering against the events bus that this collector reads. website/components/Events.tsx initializes window.DECO.events inside a defer (data-URI) script, and OneDollarStats.tsx uses defer for its snippets so it runs in document order after deco-events and reliably receives the initial pageview {name:"deco", params:{flags,page}} event that subscribe() replays synchronously. Because defer defaults to undefined, async={!defer} is true, so this external script loads and executes as soon as it downloads with no ordering guarantee versus the deferred deco-events script. If the edge runtime's deco adapter runs before window.DECO exists, the first pageview (and early events) are silently dropped — which defeats both the pageview-tracking goal and the side-by-side comparison with OneDollarStats the PR is built around. Prefer defer by default (matching Events/OneDollarStats) so the collector runs after deco-events; the comment's dismissal of defer understates that it is what guarantees correct ordering here.
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<comment>The default `async` breaks execution ordering against the events bus that this collector reads. `website/components/Events.tsx` initializes `window.DECO.events` inside a `defer` (data-URI) script, and `OneDollarStats.tsx` uses `defer` for its snippets so it runs in document order after `deco-events` and reliably receives the initial pageview `{name:"deco", params:{flags,page}}` event that `subscribe()` replays synchronously. Because `defer` defaults to `undefined`, `async={!defer}` is `true`, so this external script loads and executes as soon as it downloads with no ordering guarantee versus the deferred `deco-events` script. If the edge runtime's deco adapter runs before `window.DECO` exists, the first pageview (and early events) are silently dropped — which defeats both the pageview-tracking goal and the side-by-side comparison with OneDollarStats the PR is built around. Prefer `defer` by default (matching Events/OneDollarStats) so the collector runs after `deco-events`; the comment's dismissal of defer understates that it is what guarantees correct ordering here.</comment>
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+ "analytics stopped", never to "the page broke" — no island awaits this and no
+ rendering path reads from it.
+ */}
+ <script async={!defer} defer={defer} src={src} />
+ </Head>
+ );
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| * `JSON.stringify` into a 990-byte string prop, so a purchase value arrives as text and | ||
| * revenue cannot be summed without parsing it back. Ours lands in typed columns. | ||
| * | ||
| * NOTE ON NAMING: `analytics/loaders/DecoAnalyticsScript.ts` already exists in this repo |
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P3: This note points to analytics/loaders/DecoAnalyticsScript.ts, but that file does not exist in this checkout, sending maintainers to a dead reference. Remove the note or replace it with the actual loader path.
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+ * `JSON.stringify` into a 990-byte string prop, so a purchase value arrives as text and
+ * revenue cannot be summed without parsing it back. Ours lands in typed columns.
+ *
+ * NOTE ON NAMING: `analytics/loaders/DecoAnalyticsScript.ts` already exists in this repo
+ * and is a **Plausible** loader despite the name. This is unrelated to it.
+ */
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Adds
<Stats />— a script tag for the first-party collector — and wires it inPage.tsxbehind env vars, in the same shapeOneDollarStatsalready uses.Three choices worth reviewing
Env-gated, not a CMS section. Enabling a collector is a fleet decision, and
OneDollarStatsalready established this seam. A section would mean ~500 CMS edits to turn one thing on.Off by default, unlike
ONEDOLLAR_ENABLEDwhich is on unless explicitly"false". A new collector that switched itself on everywhere the moment this shipped would collect from sites nobody has registered — every one of those events resolves to no site and is dropped, so it is a lot of requests bought for nothing.The gate is independent of
ONEDOLLAR_ENABLED, so both can run at once. Comparing two collectors on the same traffic is the only way to know whether the new one agrees with the incumbent, and that comparison is the point of the migration. Either/or would force the switch to be a leap.What it deliberately is not
A package.
OneDollarStatsships ~60 lines of tracking logic inside the site bundle — the pushState patch, the flag reading, the event mapping, the truncation — so fixing any of them means redeploying every site that embeds it. Across ~500 storefronts that is a campaign, not a fix. Here the runtime, the commerce mapping and per-site module composition are served from the edge and versioned there, so a correction ships with a cache purge. An npm package would put the copy back in every bundle, which is the problem this shape exists to avoid.It also does not stringify money:
OneDollarStatsflattens every param throughJSON.stringifyinto a 990-byte string prop, so a purchase value arrives as text and revenue cannot be summed without parsing it back. This lands in typed columns.Verification
deno checkclean on both touched files. The twoTS2769errors in that output are pre-existing inwebsite/utils/crypto.tsand reproduce on a cleanmain— confirmed by stashing.No manifest change: components are not manifest entries, only sections and loaders are.
Not enough on its own
A site pins
apps/by version (the storefront is on0.144.1), so this reaches a site only after a release and a version bump there. The env var is the last step, not the first.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Summary by cubic
Adds a first‑party Deco Analytics collector via a
<Stats />script tag and wires it intoPage.tsx, gated by env vars. Replaces in‑bundleOneDollarStatslogic with an edge‑served runtime to avoid fleet redeploys and to allow side‑by‑side comparison during migration.DECO_ANALYTICS_ENABLED: off by default; independent fromONEDOLLAR_ENABLEDso both collectors can run simultaneously.DECO_ANALYTICS_ORIGIN: empty uses same‑origin (preferred, first‑party path); set only for non‑CDN sites. Adds<link rel="preconnect">only when cross‑origin.DECO_ANALYTICS_KEY: public site key for non‑hosted sites; used for identification, not authentication.<Stats />loads/_dq/a.jswithasync/deferand has no rendering dependencies; failure degrades to “analytics stopped,” not “page broke.”Metrics land in typed columns (no money stringification). No CMS section and no manifest changes.
To enable: release a new
apps/version to the storefront, then setDECO_ANALYTICS_ENABLED="true". Optionally setDECO_ANALYTICS_ORIGINandDECO_ANALYTICS_KEYfor non‑CDN sites.Written for commit 5af3c41. Summary will update on new commits.
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