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@trackpaw/cli

v0.1.3

Published

CLI tool to install and configure Trackpaw analytics in seconds

Readme

@trackpaw/cli

One-command setup for Trackpaw — self-hosted, privacy-first analytics.

Quick Start

npx @trackpaw/cli init

The CLI asks your framework, database, and product type — then scaffolds everything and installs dependencies. Done in seconds.

Non-interactive mode

Skip the prompts (great for AI assistants):

npx @trackpaw/cli init --framework express --db sqlite --preset saas

Options

| Flag | Values | Default | |------|--------|---------| | --framework | express, nextjs, standalone | (asks) | | --db | sqlite, postgres, mysql, clickhouse | (asks) | | --preset | saas, ecommerce, media, custom | (asks) | | --port | any number | 3000 | | --api-key | any string | (auto-generated) |

Industry Presets

Each preset comes with standard events so you don't have to figure out what to track.

SaaS — sign_up, login, onboarding_started, onboarding_completed, feature_used, subscription_started, subscription_cancelled, subscription_upgraded, invite_sent, invite_accepted, support_ticket_created, feedback_submitted

E-Commerce — product_viewed, product_searched, add_to_cart, remove_from_cart, checkout_started, checkout_completed, checkout_abandoned, coupon_applied, wishlist_added, review_submitted, refund_requested

Media / Content — content_viewed, content_started, content_completed, content_shared, content_bookmarked, comment_posted, search_performed, newsletter_subscribed, ad_clicked, paywall_hit, subscription_started

What it generates

  • .env — API key and database connection variables
  • Server setup code (framework-specific)
  • Client-side tracker snippet or module
  • trackpaw-events.ts — typed event catalog from your chosen preset

List preset events

npx @trackpaw/cli events saas
npx @trackpaw/cli events ecommerce
npx @trackpaw/cli events media

License

MIT