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@taskmagic/apps-analyzati

v0.1.2

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Privacy-friendly website analytics with [Analyzati](https://analyzati.com) — API docs: https://app.analyzati.com/developers

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Analyzati

Privacy-friendly website analytics with Analyzati — API docs: https://app.analyzati.com/developers

The API is REST under https://app.analyzati.com/api/v1, authenticated with a Bearer API key.

  • Actions: Get Website Statistics, List Websites, Get Website, Create Website, Update Website, Delete Website, Get Account.
  • Triggers: New Website (polling).

Connection: an API key from app.analyzati.com → avatar menu → Account → API tab. Sent as Authorization: Bearer <key>.

Get Website Statistics is the workhorse: pick a website, a date range and one of the 17 statistics Analyzati tracks (visitors, pageviews, country, referrer, landing_page, device, browser, os, campaign, event, …), and the action returns the ranked rows.

Notes

  • Privacy is a three-value setting, not a toggle: Public, Private, or Password protected (Analyzati defaults to Private). Create Website rejects Password protected without a Password.
  • Update Website uses "Leave unchanged" dropdowns, not checkboxes. The builder persists an untouched optional checkbox as false rather than "unset", so a checkbox-based update would silently rewrite every flag the user never touched — turning private statistics public and bot filtering off on each run. Only settings you explicitly change are sent; the action errors if you leave everything unchanged rather than issuing a pointless write.
  • No webhook triggers. Analyzati publishes no webhook API, so New Website polls the website list. It tracks the set of website ids already seen: there is no created-at field to sort on, and a last-item-seen cursor would replay the whole account if the anchor website were deleted — which the Delete Website action makes a single step away.
  • No custom API call action. The documented surface is account, websites and stats, and all of it is covered by the actions above.