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ackee-report

CLI tool to generate performance reports of websites using the self-hosted analytics tool Ackee.

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ackee-report

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CLI tool to generate performance reports of websites using the self-hosted analytics tool Ackee.

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👋 Introduction

ackee-report lets you create monthly website performance reports using your Ackee analytics data and deliver them to multiple recipients via email. It uses Ackee's Graphql API and can be configured to send multiple reports for different websites and recipients.

🚀 Get started

Install ackee-report globally via npm:

npm install ackee-report -g

After that ackee-report is ready to be used 🎉

⚙️ Configuration

On the first run ackee-report will ask you to input a few values:

  • Ackee server - The endpoint of your Ackee instance
  • Ackee username - Your Ackee username you use to login to the UI
  • Ackee password - Your Ackee password you use to login to the UI
  • SMTP host - the domain of the SMTP server (examples below)
  • SMTP port - the port of the SMTP server (examples below)
  • SMTP username - the username to use with the SMPT server (examples below)
  • SMTP password - tthe password to use with the SMPT server (examples below)
  • SMTP from - the from address to use (in most cases your own email address)

The configuration will be stored in your home directory under ~/.config/configstore/ackee-report.json and can be changed at any point.

Email setup

If you want to send your report via email, you have to specify your email providers SMTP server and credentials, aswell as the from option:

  • Host - smtp.example.com
  • Port - 465
  • Username - username@example.com
  • Password - password
  • From - username@example.com or Ackee <username@example.com>

Common providers:

Gmail

If you use gmail to send emails, use these values:

  • Host - smtp.gmail.com
  • Port - 465
  • Username - your gmail username (your email address)
  • Password - your gmail password or if you have 2FA enabled, an "Application Specific password"
SendGrid

If you use SendGrid to send emails, use these values:

  • Host - smtp.sendgrid.net
  • Port - 465
  • Username - apikey (everyone's username is apiKey)
  • Password - your API Key (generate one here)
MailGun

If you use SendGrid to send emails, use these values:

  • Host - smtp.mailgun.org
  • Port - 465
  • Username - postmaster@yourdomain.name
  • Password - get your password here

📚 Usage

Usage: ackee-report email [options]

Generate report and send it via email

Options:
  -d, --domain <titles...>  specify domains by title
  -i, --id <ids...>         specify domains by id
  -t, --to <recipient...>   to whom the report should be sent
  -s, --style <name>        email style to use (default: "ackee")
  -h, --help                display help for command

If you want to send the report periodically, you have to setup a cron job which runs the command at a set interval (example below).

🛠️ Examples

Generate a report for one domain and send it via email

ackee-report email -d example.com -t hello@example.com

This will generate a report for the domain example.com and send it via email to hello@example.com.

Multiple domains and recipients

ackee-report email -d example.com example2.com -t hello@example.com hey@example2.com

Send the report periodically (cron)

To send a report periodically, for example every month setup a cron job like this:

0 0 1 * * ackee-report email -d example.com -t hello@example.com >> /tmp/ackee-report.log 2>&1

If you are not familiar with cron, here's a tutorial on how to get started.

Note: You may have to specify the actual path to ackee-report. In that case, replace ackee-report in the command above with the output of which ackee-report.

To send multiple reports to different people, add them all as seperate cron jobs.

Output the report to a JSON file

You can also save the report in a JSON file instead of sending it via email:

ackee-report json -d example.com -o output.json

🖼️ Screenshot

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📝 To do

Here is what's currently planned for ackee-report:

  • more customization of data included in report
  • display data with charts
  • change config file via cli
  • add more services (e.g. Telegram)

💻 Development

Issues and PRs are very welcome!

Run yarn lint or npm run lint to use eslint.

Please check out the contributing guide before you start.

This project adheres to Semantic Versioning. To see differences with previous versions refer to the CHANGELOG.

❔ About

This library is an extension to the awesome privacy focused analytics tool Ackee.

Ackee was developed by @electerious, if you want to support him and the development of Ackee visit the Donate section on the Ackee repository.

License

Copyright 2020 Maximilian Schiller

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

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Package last updated on 28 Oct 2020

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