feat(third-parties): add Meta Pixel integration with helper #79005
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What?
This PR adds a new
MetaPixelcomponent to the experimental@next/third-partiespackage, making it easy to integrate the Meta (Facebook) Pixel into Next.js applications.In addition, it introduces the
sendMetaPixelEventhelper function, allowing developers to dynamically track standard and custom events after initialization.Documentation has been fully updated to include usage examples, options, and supported events.
Why?
The Meta Pixel is one of the most widely used tracking pixels for marketing, yet it was missing from the current
@next/third-partiespackage. This addition brings it in line with other popular integrations (such as Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics) and offers developers a first-class way to implement Meta Pixel in a performant, Next.js-optimized way.It also aligns with the goals of the package to offer pre-built, optimized third-party integrations that are easy to use.
How?
MetaPixelcomponent to@next/third-parties/meta.sendMetaPixelEventutility function to enable dynamic event tracking.next/scriptto optimize performance and defer loading until after hydration.third-partiesdocs.