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feat: Firebase analytics integration #69

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@mirland mirland commented Dec 19, 2024

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@mirland mirland changed the title Firebase analytics integration feat: Firebase analytics integration Dec 19, 2024
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static const crashlyticsEnabled = !kIsWeb && !debugMode;
static const analyticsEnabled = !kIsWeb && !debugMode;
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what about using just one constant for both?

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are you talking about analyticsEnabled and crashlyticsEnabled?

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What do you think about adding also a default analytics observer for screen tracking?

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Disable automatic collection, if it's not configured properly it can track data that is not valid
await _firebaseAnalytics.app.setAutomaticDataCollectionEnabled(false);

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