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@debugbundle/cli

v1.7.0

Published

Command-line interface for DebugBundle

Downloads

158

Readme

@debugbundle/cli

Command-line interface for DebugBundle.

Installation

npm install -g @debugbundle/cli

Supported Node.js versions: 22.x through 26.x.

Check the installed CLI version with debugbundle --version or debugbundle -v.

Or install it as a project development dependency:

npm install --save-dev @debugbundle/cli

Quick start

debugbundle setup --non-interactive
debugbundle doctor --privacy
debugbundle verify local
debugbundle verify cloud --project-id <id> --trigger-5xx
debugbundle verify cloud --project-id <id> --trigger-4xx 403
debugbundle process
debugbundle incidents
debugbundle explain <incident-id> --source cloud

Configuration

The CLI reads local project configuration from .debugbundle/ and can use member-token authentication for connected cloud operations. Use debugbundle connect to configure cloud access, or pass --auth-file to commands that support explicit auth state.

AnalyticsBundle

Analytics commands require connected member authentication and a project with AnalyticsBundle enabled. They query aggregate rollups or request an asynchronous analysis artifact; they do not read raw analytics events.

debugbundle analytics summary --project <project-id> --last 7d
debugbundle analytics devices --project <project-id> --last 7d
debugbundle analytics journeys --project <project-id> --last 7d
debugbundle analytics opportunities --project <project-id>
debugbundle analytics opportunities --all-projects
debugbundle analytics bundle create --project <project-id> --kind journey_friction --last 7d
debugbundle analytics bundle list --project <project-id>
debugbundle analytics bundle list --all-projects
debugbundle analytics saved-funnels list --project <project-id>
debugbundle analytics saved-funnels create --project <project-id> --key signup --name "Signup" --steps-json '[{"step_key":"landing","display_name":"Landing"},{"step_key":"complete","display_name":"Complete"}]'

Use debugbundle analytics settings get --project <project-id> to inspect availability and capture/retention settings. Owners and admins can enable it with debugbundle analytics settings set --project <project-id> --enabled true; Team projects can additionally manage approved custom dimensions. Saved funnels are reusable project definitions, not per-visit bundles; members can list them and owners/admins can create, update, or archive them within the independent tier cap. Project tokens remain SDK-ingestion-only and cannot read analytics.

Documentation

Full CLI documentation: https://debugbundle.com/docs/cli

License

AGPL-3.0-only