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statshot

v1.1.0

Published

Take snapshots of a statistic from a JSON API

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Readme

statshot

Greenkeeper badge Take snapshots of stats from a JSON API

Code Climate Dependency Status

Install

npm i -g statshot

Usage

Demo

statshot demo

  • This will call the http://api.randomuser.me/ API and report on a randomly generated number (DOB).

Params

statshot -u http://yourapi.com/ -k your.key [-i <interval> -d <false>] -r <false>

Example: statshot -u http://api.randomuser.me/ -k results.0.user.dob -i 5 -d 0

  • -u The URI/URL that will return a JSON result.
  • -k The part (key) of the resulting JSON you want to take snapshots of. The value of that key is what will be used.
  • -i The number of seconds between each snapshot.
  • -d Enable/disable the showing of the change in the value between the current snapshot of this value and the previous one.
    • Only works if the -k key option references a property in the JSON that has a numeric value.
    • Enabled by default.
    • Disable if snap-shotting non numeric data.
  • -r Enable/disable appending a random query param on the request
    • Enabled by default.
    • Prevents server or intermediate caches from caching the results sent to statshot.
    • Query param is unused=<some random string>