website: Add GA tag to header for google search console indexing #2536
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe update refactors the Google Analytics integration in the Changes
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participant Browser
participant LayoutComponent
participant GTM_Script
participant GA_InitScript
Browser->>LayoutComponent: Request page load
LayoutComponent->>Browser: Sends HTML with updated <head> tags
Browser->>GTM_Script: Loads Google Tag Manager script via <Script>
Browser->>GA_InitScript: Executes GA initialization via <Script>
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src/website2/src/app/layout.tsx (1)
36-41: Good variable setup, but consider environment variable handling.The GA_ID setup with a fallback is a good practice, but hardcoding the fallback GA ID in the source code might not be ideal for security and maintainability.
The SEO-related variables are well structured, with clear and descriptive content.
Consider moving the fallback GA ID to an environment variable or configuration file:
- const GA_ID = process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_GA_MEASUREMENT_ID || 'G-79ZVCLEDSG'; + const GA_ID = process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_GA_MEASUREMENT_ID || process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_GA_FALLBACK_ID;
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src/website2/src/app/layout.tsx (3)
4-4: Nice addition of the Script component.Adding the
next/scriptimport is appropriate for handling external scripts like Google Analytics. The Script component offers better performance control compared to traditional script tags.
46-68: Excellent SEO metadata implementation.The comprehensive SEO metadata setup follows best practices:
- Primary SEO tags with appropriate content
- Open Graph tags for social sharing on Facebook and other platforms
- Twitter Card metadata for Twitter sharing
This will significantly improve the site's visibility in search engines and appearance when shared on social media.
69-84:❓ Verification inconclusive
Well-implemented Google Analytics integration.
The Google Analytics implementation follows best practices:
- Using
beforeInteractivestrategy ensures the scripts load early- Proper setup of the dataLayer and gtag function
- Configuration includes page path tracking for SPA behavior
This implementation is correctly placed in the
<head>section, which is required for Google Search Console verification as noted in your comment.
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash # Check if there are other GA implementations in the codebase that might conflict echo "Checking for potential conflicting Google Analytics implementations..." rg -i "googletagmanager|gtag|google analytics" --type tsx --type jsxLength of output: 249
Below is an updated review comment incorporating the findings from a re-run of the GA search command with explicit file globs. Note that the initial search flagged an error for TSX files; using explicit globs (i.e.
"*.tsx"and"*.jsx") ensures complete coverage when looking for possible duplicate GA implementations. Please manually verify the search results if needed.Google Analytics Integration Verification
- The implementation in
src/website2/src/app/layout.tsxadheres to best practices:
- It uses the
beforeInteractivestrategy to ensure the GA scripts load early.- The setup correctly configures
dataLayerand defines thegtagfunction.- The configuration properly tracks the SPA page path.
- A search across
.tsxand.jsxfiles (using explicit globs) did not reveal any conflicting GA implementations.- Action: If needed, re-run the following command for manual verification:
#!/bin/bash echo "Checking for potential conflicting GA implementations in .tsx and .jsx files..." rg -i "googletagmanager|gtag|google analytics" --glob "*.tsx" --glob "*.jsx" || echo "No conflicts found."Overall, the GA integration is well implemented, with no apparent conflicts beyond the current file.
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