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umami-api-client

v2.0.9

Published

Umami API nodeJS client

Downloads

21

Readme

umami-api-client

NPM

Umami ReST API.

  • compatible with JavaScript.

Please note that a more efficient and typescript compatible API now exists: cf. https://github.com/jakobbouchard/umami-api-client

UmamiClient

Features

using apiKey:

  • login
  • getSites
  • getStats, getPageViews, getEvents, getMetrics

accepted periods are : 1h, 1d, 7d, 30d, 31d.

Quick start

First setup your environment

cp ./env/initenv.template.sh ./env/initenv.dontpush.sh
# update ./env/initenv.dontpush.sh
. ./env/initenv.dontpush.sh

install umami-api-client

npm install umami-api-client

then let's go, here is a sample.js:

import UmamiClient from 'umami-api-client';
async function doIt() {
  try {
    var client = new UmamiClient();
    var authData = await client.login(); 
    // default is // client.login(process.env.UMAMI_USER, process.env.UMAMI_PASSWORD)
    var sitesData = await client.getSites(authData);
    console.log(sitesData);
  } catch(error) {
    console.error(error);
  }
}
doIt();

You could play mocha tests to get more examples (cf. next section).

You could avoid using environment variable by using constructor options:

var client = new UmamiClient({server:'umami.exemple.com'});

Advanced usage

UmamiClient options

This section describes UmamiClient available options.

Note about options precedence:

  • first take option value from constructor if any,
  • or else try to retrieve related environment variable,
  • or else apply default value.

Options:

  • server : Umami endpoint - (or env.UMAMI_SERVER).

How to contribute

You're not a dev ? just submit an issue (bug, improvements, questions). Or else:

git clone https://github.com/boly38/umami-api-client.git
cd umami-api-client
npm install
# play test without umami endpoint
npm run test
# play test with umami endpoint
. ./env/initenv.dontpush.sh
npm run test
  • you could also fork, feature branch, then submit a pull request.

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