Configuring Event Filters for Your Domain

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To configure Mixpanel to only consider events from your specific domain, you can use the tracking via proxy feature. This approach allows you to route events through a proxy server in your own domain, which can help ensure that only events from your domain are tracked. Here's how you can set it up: 1. Set up a proxy server: The simplest way is to use Mixpanel's sample nginx config. This configuration redirects calls made to your proxy server to Mixpanel.2. Point the Mixpanel SDK to your proxy server: For the JavaScript SDK, you need to add the following code before the Mixpanel JS snippet: LBKSconst MIXPANEL_CUSTOM_LIB_URL = "https://<YOUR_PROXY_DOMAIN> /lib.min.js";LBKSmixpanel.init('YOUR_PROJECT_TOKEN', { api_host: 'https://<YOUR_PROXY_DOMAIN> ' // set the proxy server as the api_host });LBKSReplace <YOUR_PROXY_DOMAIN> with your actual proxy server's domain.For the React Native SDK, you would initialize Mixpanel like this: LBKSconst serverURL = '<YOUR_PROXY_DOMAIN> '; // set the server URL to your proxy const trackAutomaticEvents = false;LBKSconst mixpanel = new Mixpanel( 'YOUR_PROJECT_TOKEN', trackAutomaticEvents, serverURL );LBKSmixpanel.init();LBKSBy implementing this setup, you ensure that events are routed through your own domain, effectively limiting tracking to your specific domain.For more detailed information, you can refer to: Mixpanel SDKs: Javascript Mixpanel SDKs: React Native

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