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@radjay/kit-analytics

v0.0.3

Published

CLI tool to pull Kit.com newsletter analytics via Kit API v4

Readme

@radjay/kit-analytics

CLI tool for pulling newsletter data from Kit.com via the Kit API v4.

Install

npm install -g @radjay/kit-analytics

Configuration

Provide your Kit API key via any of these methods (in priority order):

  1. --api-key flag
  2. --api-key-cmd flag (shell command, e.g. --api-key-cmd "op read ...")
  3. KIT_API_KEY environment variable
  4. .env file in the current directory
  5. ~/.config/kit-analytics/config.json (api_key field)

Commands

| Command | Description | |---|---| | account | Display account info (name, plan, subscriber count) | | subscribers | List subscribers with filtering by status, tag, date range | | broadcasts | List sent emails with stats (open rate, click rate, etc.) | | tags | List all tags with subscriber counts | | forms | List all forms with subscriber counts | | sequences | List all sequences with subscriber counts |

Examples

# Verify setup
kit-analytics account

# Active subscribers added this month
kit-analytics subscribers --status active --since 2025-02-01

# Broadcast performance
kit-analytics broadcasts --limit 10

# JSON output
kit-analytics tags --format json

Global Options

  • --api-key <key> — Kit API key
  • --api-key-cmd <cmd> — shell command to retrieve API key
  • --format <json|table> — output format (default: table)
  • --help — show help