Error when registering an integration from segmentio/analytics.js-integrations about analytics-next HOT 6 CLOSED

@martymcflyDMC Thanks for opening this issue.

The integrations from analytics.js-integrations don't conform to the Plugin interface. Both the Plugin interface and the integrations have a load method, but they accept different arguments. That's why you're getting the callback error - the library is attempting to call load() on a plugin but gets an integration instead.

Internally we have the LegacyDestination plugin that handles wrapping integrations but it expects to be loading an integration from the segment CDN.

Can you share more about why you're trying to load an integration directly rather than have the library load it based on the source settings? I don't believe we have an easy way to do what you want today but if we understand your use-case better we may be able to suggest an alternative or consider adding this functionality.

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@chrisradek Thanks for the reply

Is there a version of analytics.js-integrations that conform to the Analytics next Plugin interface?

So you are saying I can do the following to load extra integrations from the analytics.js-integrations library?

AnalyticsBrowser.load({
  cdnSettings: {
    integrations: {
      'Segment.io': {}
      Amplitide: {
        apiKey: 'abc',
      },
    },
  },
  plugins: [cutomPlugin],
}).then(r => {
 console.log(r)
})

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@martymcflyDMC
Are you trying to use some integrations without setting them up as part of your Segment source, or are you developing your own integration?

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Hi,
I got a similar question
I want to use this open source library and one or two integrations from @segmentio/analytics.js-integrations
For using an standardized interface for tracking. Let's say I use HubSpot, FB Pixel and one custom Destination (own API).
How can I bundle these to get a standalone .js file or better to request the integrations and this library to be build into my project

Is this possible and if yes, how?

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@chrisradek maybe you have an answer for me here

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@cfey It's not currently possible to import integrations directly with this library. Right now you'd need to rely on analytics-next fetching those integrations based on your source configuration. We do want to support being able to import these integrations directly though. Marking as a feature request.

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