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Greta

Greta API client for Node.js

Installation

npm install greta

How to Use

purgeAll

var greta = require('greta')('yourapikey');

greta.purgeAll(function (err, obj) {
    if (err) { // Oh no!
      return console.dir(err);
    }

    console.dir(obj);                   // Response body from the Greta API
});

Calling purgeAll function will empty all users cache completely. This will empty the actual end user browser cache. If you are using a CDN, remember to empty it beforehand, otherwise your CDN might serve old content from their POPs.

stats

var greta = require('greta')('yourapikey');

var time = "24"; //time can be: 24, 7, 30, 90

greta.stats(function (time, err, obj) {
    if (err) { // Oh no!
      return console.dir(err);
    }
    console.dir(obj);                   // Response body from the Greta API
});

Calling status will give you a summery of your Greta usage. This summery is very similar to what you can find at your dashboard.

The response contains:

data:

p2p = Bytes received from peers

cache = Bytes taken from the cache

server = Bytes loaded from the server/CDN

users:

pageviews = Number of page views registered by Greta

pops = Number of users that were able to send content to others

desktop = Number of page views from a desktop browser

tablet = Number of page views from a tablet browser

phone = Number of page views from a phone browser