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countapi-js
Advanced tools
This is the official promise-based wrapper for CountAPI. CountAPI is a free counting service, you can use it to track page hits, and custom events.
npm install countapi-js --save
First, include the package
const countapi = require('countapi-js');
// or with ES6
import countapi from 'countapi-js';
Counting the number of visits per page
countapi.visits().then((result) => {
console.log(result.value);
});
Refresh the page multiple times and check the console!
If you want to track the number of visits through the whole site instead
countapi.visits('global').then((result) => {
console.log(result.value);
});
Or custom events
document.getElementById("magic-button").addEventListener("click", () => {
countapi.event('magic-button').then((result) => {
alert(`The magic button has been pressed ${result.value} times.`);
});
})
Namespaces are meant to avoid name collisions. Its recommend use the domain of the application as namespace to avoid collision with other websites. By default, the visits and event functions will use the current domain as namespace and the provided arguments as key. If the namespace is not specified the key is assigned to the default namespace.
Keys and namespaces must match ^[A-Za-z0-9_-.]{3,64}$.
ℹ️ Note: When requesting existing keys, if the key doesn't exists the status returned will be 404 (the promise will not fail).
countapi.get(namespace, key)
countapi.get(key)
Get the value of a key.
countapi.get('mysite.com', 'test').then((result) => { ... });
result may look like
{
status: 200,
path: "mysite.com/test",
value: 136
}
countapi.set(namespace, key, value)
countapi.set(key, value)
Set the value of a key.
ℹ️ Note: To set a key, it must be created with enable_reset set to true.
countapi.set('mysite.com', 'test', 42).then((result) => { ... });
result may look like
{
status: 200,
path: "mysite.com/test",
old_value: 136,
value: 42
}
ℹ️ Note: If the key has enable_reset set to false, status will be 403 and the old_value will match value (the key stays the same), also the promise will NOT fail.
countapi.update(namespace, key, amount)
countapi.update(key, amount)
Updates a key with +/- amount.
ℹ️ Note: amount must be within update_lowerbound and update_upperbound specified during the creation of the key.
// subtract 3
countapi.update('mysite.com', 'test', -3).then((result) => { ... });
result may look like
{
status: 200,
path: "mysite.com/test",
value: 42
}
ℹ️ Note: If the amount provided is invalid you will get status 403.
countapi.hit(namespace, key)
countapi.hit(key)
A shorthand for update with amount=1. And useful if you don't want to create a key manually, since if you request a key that doesn't exists, a key with enable_reset=false, update_lowerbound=0 and update_upperbound=1 will be created automatically.
countapi.hit('mysite.com', 'visits').then((result) => { ... });
result may look like
{
status: 200,
path: "mysite.com/visits",
value: 27
}
countapi.visits()
countapi.visits(page)
countapi.event(name)
Useful shorthands for hit using as namespace the current hostname. For .visits you may pass page to provide your own page identifier. If page is not provided it will be extracted from the current URL. For .event you have to pass a event name.
Examples for those are shown in the example section.
countapi.create()
countapi.create(options)
Create a key. All parameters are optional.
name | default | description |
---|---|---|
key | New UUID | Name of the key |
namespace | default | Namespace to store the key |
value | 0 | The initial value |
enable_reset | 0 | Allows the key to be resetted with set |
update_lowerbound | -1 | Restrict update to not subtract more than this number. This number must be negative or zero. |
update_upperbound | 1 | Restrict update to not add more than this number. This number must be positive or zero. |
countapi.create(options).then((result) => { ... });
result may look like
{
status: 200,
path: "default/6d5891ff-ebda-48fb-a760-8549d6a3bf3a",
namespace: "default",
key: "6d5891ff-ebda-48fb-a760-8549d6a3bf3a",
value: 0
}
If there is a problem creating the key, the promise will be rejected with meaningful information.
countapi.info(namespace, key)
countapi.info(key)
Retrive information about a key.
countapi.info('test').then((result) => { ... });
result may look like
{
status: 200,
path: "default/test",
namespace: "default",
key: "test",
ttl: 15769998014,
created: 1553794487479,
update_lowerbound: 0,
update_upperbound: 1,
enable_reset: false,
value: 69
}
countapi.stats()
Get some CountAPI stats.
countapi.stats().then((result) => { ... });
result may look like
{
keys_created: 111111,
keys_updated: 111111,
requests: 111111,
version: "xxxxxx"
}
Visit https://countapi.xyz for the full API documentation.
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CountAPI is a free counting service
The npm package countapi-js receives a total of 65 weekly downloads. As such, countapi-js popularity was classified as not popular.
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