Linux command
zapier-analytics 命令
文本
复制后可按需替换文件名、目录或参数。
常用示例
Show current analytics status
zapier analytics
Enable full analytics collection
zapier analytics -m enabled
Set anonymous analytics mode
zapier analytics -m anonymous
Disable analytics collection
zapier analytics -m disabled
说明
zapier analytics shows the status of analytics collection for the Zapier CLI and allows changing what data is collected. By default, analytics are enabled and include information about the integration, CLI commands, operating system, and Zapier user ID. In anonymous mode, OS type and user ID are omitted but command information is still sent. Analytics can also be disabled entirely by running zapier analytics -m disabled or by setting the DISABLE_ZAPIER_ANALYTICS environment variable to 1. To see exactly what is being collected at runtime, prefix any command with DEBUG=zapier:analytics.
参数
- -m, --mode _MODE_
- Set analytics collection mode: enabled (default, sends command info, OS type, and user ID), anonymous (sends command info only), or disabled (no data collected).
FAQ
What is the zapier-analytics command used for?
zapier analytics shows the status of analytics collection for the Zapier CLI and allows changing what data is collected. By default, analytics are enabled and include information about the integration, CLI commands, operating system, and Zapier user ID. In anonymous mode, OS type and user ID are omitted but command information is still sent. Analytics can also be disabled entirely by running zapier analytics -m disabled or by setting the DISABLE_ZAPIER_ANALYTICS environment variable to 1. To see exactly what is being collected at runtime, prefix any command with DEBUG=zapier:analytics.
How do I run a basic zapier-analytics example?
Run `zapier analytics` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -m, --mode _MODE_ do in zapier-analytics?
Set analytics collection mode: enabled (default, sends command info, OS type, and user ID), anonymous (sends command info only), or disabled (no data collected).