My first thought was to add a middleware to the server that logs this info. I guess there's some risk that it's overly granular and doesn't actually represent page loads. Probably also wouldn't work with single page apps that don't need to make requests across pages. But my app doesn't have sophisticated enough user interactions to need much JS, so I'm pretty sure I could just log all requests and get roughly the same thing without needing to make any additional HTTP requests.
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My first thought was to add a middleware to the server that logs this info. I guess there's some risk that it's overly granular and doesn't actually represent page loads. Probably also wouldn't work with single page apps that don't need to make requests across pages. But my app doesn't have sophisticated enough user interactions to need much JS, so I'm pretty sure I could just log all requests and get roughly the same thing without needing to make any additional HTTP requests.