Choose one of the following methods:
brew install stathat/cmd/stathat
Download latest binary releases for macOS, linux, windows
Do you have a go compiler installed?
go get github.com/stathat/cmd/stathat
Once installed, there will be a stathat command. The first time you use it, youu will need to configure your access keys
by running
stathat setup
and following the prompts.
Then you can do things like
stathat list
to get a list of all the stats in your account.
Or
stathat search "request time"
to get a list of stats containing "request time" in their name.
You can get a summary of the data for a stat with
stathat summary "api call"
or
stathat summary JxJz
with a stat ID.
The --tf flag allows you to specify any timeframe:
stathat summary "api call" --tf 1M1h
Datasets at any timeframe have similar flags:
stathat dataset "devices registered" --tf 4h5m
And all of these commands take --json or --csv flags to generate
JSON or CSV output.