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trendie

v1.0.2

Published

CLI tool that displays Internet Explorer usage and trends for your site via Google Analytics.

Downloads

37

Readme

NPM version Dependency Status Downloads

Trendie

CLI tool that displays Internet Explorer usage and trends for your site via Google Analytics.

Displays visits from the last month, 6 months ago and 1 year ago (1 month = 4 weeks = 28 days to avoid low-traffic weekend bias).

Example

$ trendie get 123456789

Installation

Installing via npm (node package manager)

  $ [sudo] npm install -g trendie

Clone & Hack

The source is available for download from GitHub.

  $ git clone [email protected]:okize/trendie && cd trendie
  $ npm install

Usage

Set credentials

To use trendie, you must first setup your Google Analytics credentials.

  $ trendie set-user

You will then be prompted for a username & password. Rerunning this command will overwrite any existing user info.

Supply a Google Analytics profile ID

  $ trendie get 123456789

Where 123456789 is a GA profile ID that the supplied user credentials has permissions for.

How do I find my profile ID?

License

Released under the MIT License.