generated: '2026-08-13'
method: searched
source: >-
  https://developer.dreamdata.io/server-side/nodejs-sdk/ +
  https://developer.dreamdata.io/server-side/go-sdk/ +
  https://developer.dreamdata.io/client-side/csp/ +
  registry.npmjs.org + proxy.golang.org + github.com/dreamdata-io
checked: '2026-08-13'
packages:
- language: javascript
  registry: npm
  name: "@dreamdata/analytics"
  url: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@dreamdata/analytics
  install: npm install @dreamdata/analytics
  version: 6.0.0
  published: '2022-05-02'
  official: true
  docs: https://developer.dreamdata.io/server-side/nodejs-sdk/
  note: >-
    Node.js server-side analytics client, the SDK the developer docs name for server-side
    tracking. A fork of Segment's analytics-node (npm repository field still points at
    segmentio/analytics-node). Latest release 6.0.0 read from registry.npmjs.org — published
    2022-05-02, more than four years before this check, while the docs it backs were rewritten
    in 2026 and claim Cloudflare Workers / Vercel Edge support. Upstream repo
    github.com/dreamdata-io/analytics-node is archived.
- language: javascript
  registry: npm
  name: "@dreamdata/analytics-next"
  url: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@dreamdata/analytics-next
  install: npm install @dreamdata/analytics-next
  version: 2.0.4
  published: '2024-09-16'
  official: true
  note: >-
    Analytics Next (Analytics 2.0) — the browser/SPA JavaScript library, published under the
    @dreamdata scope from github.com/dreamdata-io/analytics-next. Not linked from the current
    developer docs, which route browser installs through the account-specific CDN snippet
    instead. Version and date read from registry.npmjs.org.
- language: go
  registry: go
  name: github.com/dreamdata-io/analytics-go
  url: https://github.com/dreamdata-io/analytics-go
  install: go get github.com/dreamdata-io/analytics-go
  version: v3.2.0
  published: null
  official: true
  docs: https://developer.dreamdata.io/server-side/go-sdk/
  note: >-
    Go server-side analytics client (Segment analytics-go fork), requires Go >= 1.17.
    v3.2.0 is the highest tag on the GitHub repo. proxy.golang.org answers, but its @latest is
    v2.0.0+incompatible dated 2015-02-03 because the v3 line is untagged for modules
    (+incompatible, no go.mod major-version suffix) — so the module proxy carries no publish
    date for the version the docs tell you to install. Repo last pushed 2026-07-29.
- language: javascript
  registry: cdn
  name: Dreamdata website tracking script
  url: https://cdn.dreamdata.cloud
  install: account-specific <script> snippet from Data Platform > Sources > JavaScript v2.0
  version: null
  published: null
  official: true
  docs: https://developer.dreamdata.io/client-side/script-installation/
  note: >-
    The browser tracking script is served from cdn.dreamdata.cloud (plus cdn.drda.io for
    cookieless account analytics) — both hosts are named in the provider's published CSP
    guidance. The snippet is generated per account inside the Dreamdata app and is not a
    registry package: the loader URL is unpinned and floats to whatever the CDN serves, so a
    consumer cannot pin or verify a version either. version recorded as null for that reason,
    not because the check was skipped.
- language: javascript
  registry: cdn
  name: cdn.drda.io (cookieless account analytics)
  url: https://cdn.drda.io
  install: loaded alongside the standard script when Cookieless Account Analytics is enabled
  version: null
  published: null
  official: true
  docs: https://developer.dreamdata.io/client-side/csp/
  note: >-
    Second first-party CDN host, documented in the Content Security Policy page
    ("cdn.drda.io can be removed if you do not use Cookieless Account Analytics").
    Unpinned, no registry metadata endpoint.
absent:
- registry: pypi
  note: no first-party Dreamdata client library published to PyPI (searched 2026-08-13)
- registry: rubygems
  note: none
- registry: packagist
  note: none
- registry: crates.io
  note: none
- registry: maven-central
  note: none
- registry: nuget
  note: none
notes: >-
  Two officially documented server-side SDKs (Node.js, Go) and two first-party CDN-delivered
  browser surfaces. The strongest currency finding is decay on the Node.js side: the SDK the
  2026 docs tell developers to install last shipped in 2022, and its upstream GitHub repo is
  archived; the newer browser library (@dreamdata/analytics-next, 2024) is not referenced from
  the docs at all. Dreamdata publishes no SDK for the MCP server — it is a remote HTTP server
  reached over OAuth, with no client package.