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@offstage/cli

v0.0.1

Published

Command-line interface for Offstage analytics

Readme

@offstage/cli

The command-line interface for Offstage analytics. Sign in, manage sites and API keys, and query events from your terminal.

Install

npm install -g @offstage/cli

Or run it without installing:

npx @offstage/cli login

Sign in

offstage login

Opens your browser, signs you in via a magic link, and stores the bearer token in your OS keychain (via keytar). If the keychain is unavailable, the token falls back to ~/.offstage/credentials (mode 0600).

offstage whoami    # who am I signed in as
offstage logout    # remove stored credentials
offstage token     # print the bearer token (useful for scripting)

Commands

offstage login
offstage logout
offstage whoami
offstage token

offstage sites <subcommand>            # list, create, delete sites
offstage api-keys <subcommand>         # list, create, revoke API keys

offstage query <subcommand>            # ad-hoc analytics queries
offstage events recent
offstage visits recent
offstage identities list
offstage identities get <id>
offstage identities events <id>

Run offstage <command> --help for subcommand details and flags.

Self-hosted deployments

Point the CLI at your own Offstage instance with the OFFSTAGE_API_URL environment variable:

export OFFSTAGE_API_URL=https://offstage.your-domain.com
offstage login

Set it in your shell profile so every invocation hits the right host.