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@socialgouv/matomo-postgres
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Extract matomo data from Live.getLastVisitsDetails
API and push events and visits informations to Postgres.
Use pg_partman to partition data by month.
Create the initial table database table then run the following job with correct environment variables.
npx @socialgouv/matomo-postgres
name | value |
---|---|
MATOMO_KEY* | matomo api token |
MATOMO_SITE* | matomo site id |
MATOMO_URL* | matomo url |
PGDATABASE* | Postgres connection string |
DESTINATION_TABLE | matomo |
STARTDATE | default to today() |
RESULTPERPAGE | matomo pagination : 100 |
OFFSET | default days to check in the past; default = 3 |
docker-compose up
export MATOMO_URL=
export MATOMO_SITE=
export MATOMO_KEY=
export DESTINATION_TABLE= # optional
export STARTDATE= # optional
export OFFSET= # optional
export PGDATABASE=postgres://postgres:postgres@127.0.0.1:5455/postgres
yarn start
Use yarn test -u
to update the snapshots
FAQs
Extract visitor events from Matomo API and push to Postgres
The npm package @socialgouv/matomo-postgres receives a total of 2,232 weekly downloads. As such, @socialgouv/matomo-postgres popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @socialgouv/matomo-postgres demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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