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Adds @ciphera-net/pulse-docusaurus under Community plugins > Integrations, alongside the other analytics integrations. Privacy-first, cookieless analytics. Apache-2.0, zero runtime dependencies, published on npm. The plugin uses injectHtmlTags so there is no inline script, and it self-disables outside a production build in the same way @docusaurus/plugin-google-gtag does.
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@ciphera-net/pulse-docusaurusunder Community plugins → Integrations, alongside the other analytics integrations.Pulse Analytics is privacy-first, cookieless web analytics. The plugin injects the tracking tag and nothing else.
@ciphera-net/pulse-docusaurusTwo implementation notes, since both follow this repo's own plugins:
injectHtmlTags, as@docusaurus/plugin-google-gtagdoes, so there is no inline script and a strict CSP needs no nonce.nullfrom the plugin factory, the pattern sanctioned in feat(core): allow plugins to self-disable by returning null #10286.peerDependenciesclaims^3.0.0, measured rather than assumed: each release builds a real Docusaurus site on 3.0.1, 3.1.1, 3.4.0, 3.7.0 and 3.10.2 and reads the injected tag back out of the emitted HTML. It deliberately does not claim^4.0.0, which currently exists only as a canary tag.