This will create a text file with the events tracked by`{shiny.telemetry}`.

It is the simplest storage backend available and the file contains JSON data that can be easily read and processed.

To learn about other backends see the["Use External Databases with shiny.telemetry" guide](databases.Rmd).

To learn about other backends see the["Use External Databases with shiny.telemetry" guide](https://appsilon.github.io/shiny.telemetry/articles/databases.html).

Please note, that the values themselves are not tracked by default and need to be enabled by setting the`track_values` parameter to`TRUE` in the[`start_session()`](https://appsilon.github.io/shiny.telemetry/reference/Telemetry.html#method-Telemetry-start_session) method.

In this example we are enabling them to help demonstrate the capabilities of`{shiny.telemetry}`.

The[`telemetry$start_session()`](https://appsilon.github.io/shiny.telemetry/reference/Telemetry.html#method-Telemetry-start_session) call can be customized to enable/disable different types of events and can be further extended to include/exclude input ids.

See the[Guide on tracking specific inputs](tracking-specific-input-id.Rmd) for more details.

See the[Guide on tracking specific inputs](https://appsilon.github.io/shiny.telemetry/articles/tracking-specific-input-id.html) for more details.

The application is now ready to track the input changes, login, logout and browser version. Start the application and test it out yourself.