Feature Request: Add Support for Custom Analytics (e.g., Umami) via Custom Script Injection

[sysfox]

Currently, the application does not offer a native way to integrate with privacy-focused, modern analytics platforms like Umami or other custom user tracking scripts. Users who wish to monitor application usage without relying on traditional, heavyweight analytics services (like Google Analytics) have no built-in method to do so.

I suggest adding a new field in the Admin Settings or Site Configuration section, likely named "Custom Head Script" or "Additional Scripts."

This field would allow administrators to paste a block of HTML/JavaScript code (e.g., the Umami tracking script) that is then automatically injected into the section of every page of the web application.

[sambecker]

Thank you for the suggestion @sysfox while I can see the utility of this, I worry that as a broadly available feature, it could introduce security vulnerabilities. Additionally, it seems like custom scripts/frameworks could fairly easily be added to any fork by making simple amends to /app/layout.tsx which should run on every endpoint of the app.

Happy to add guidance on this to the docs if it's helpful.

[sambecker]

Actually, just quickly read the Umami docs, and apparently it can work by supplying one url to a next/script component:

If that's the case, then adding comma-separated script urls to an env var might be a viable addition to the template.

Let me know if that sounds workable.

[sysfox]

That sounds very good.
I hope to see the realization of the function soon！

[sambecker]

Just shipped via 47fe1cf

Hopefully this works for your use case!