cxa-track

:memo: cxa-track

Convenient CLI to quickly update CxA tracked links

Features:

• Watch mode to automagically catch URLs from clipboard and update them without intervention
• Batch mode to search & replace tracked URLs directly in text files
• Front matter support, using trackingCode property if it's defined

Installation

npm install -g cxa-track

CLI Usage

Usage: cxa [options] [<files|URL>]

You can omit the URL argument if you copy one to the clipboard.

Options:
  -s, --set <tracking-code>    Set default tracking code
  -t, --track <tracking-code>  Use specified tracking code
  -w, --watch                  Watch clipboard for URLs
  -h, --help                   Show this help

Tracking code format (fallback to default for missing values):
  event
  event-channel
  event-channel-alias

Default tracking code

You should run cxa -s event-channel-alias at least once to save your default tracking code.

You will then be able to override it partially or fully using the -t options when needed.

Watch mode

When using cxa -w the app will be left open and monitor your clipboard: each time tracked URLs are detected, they will be updated directly in the clipboard so you can just paste them.

Note that it not only works with a single URL, but also any text containing multiple URLs 😎

Batch mode

Using cxa <files> you can update tracked links in a bunch of text files at once. Only URLs matching tracked domains will be affected, you can see the list here.

Using the trackingCode property in a Front matter section of your files, you can use different tracking code per file (partial overrides are supported, like with -t option). This property will always have the priority over the -t option.

Note that text files are read and written using UTF-8 encoding, be careful if you use other encodings!

Changelog

1.0.2 (2019-12-09)

Bug Fixes

• error with saved config (8ed6456)