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Clients API client Overview Umami API Client is built in TypeScript and contains functions to call every API endpoint available in Umami.

Requirements Node.js version 18.18 or newer Installation npm install @umami/api-client

Configure The following environment variables are required to call your own API.

UMAMI_API_CLIENT_USER_ID UMAMI_API_CLIENT_SECRET UMAMI_API_CLIENT_ENDPOINT

To access Umami Cloud, these environment variables are required.

UMAMI_API_KEY UMAMI_API_CLIENT_ENDPOINT

More details on accessing Umami Cloud can be found under API key.

Usage Import the configured api-client and query using the available class methods.

import { getClient } from '@umami/api-client';

const client = getClient();

const { ok, data, status, error } = await client.getWebsites();

The result will come back in the following format.

{ ok: boolean; status: number; data?: T; error?: any; }

API Client function mapping Me getMe() ⇒ GET /me updateMyPassword(data) ⇒ POST /me/password getMyWebsites() ⇒ GET /me/websites

Users getUsers() ⇒ GET /users createUser(data) ⇒ POST /users getUser(id) ⇒ GET /users/{id} updateUser(id, data) ⇒ POST /users/{id} deleteUser(id) ⇒ DEL /users/{id} getUserWebsites(id) ⇒ GET /users/{id}/websites getUserUsage(id, data) ⇒ GET /users/{id}/usage

Teams getTeams() ⇒ GET /teams createTeam(data) ⇒ POST /teams joinTeam(data) ⇒ POST /teams/join getTeam(id) ⇒ GET /teams/{id} updateTeam(id) ⇒ POST /teams/{id} deleteTeam(id) ⇒ DEL /teams/{id} getTeamUsers(id) ⇒ GET /teams/{id}/users deleteTeamUser(teamId, userId): DEL /teams/{teamId}/users/{userId} getTeamWebsites(id) ⇒ GET /teams/{id}/websites createTeamWebsites(id, data) ⇒ GET /teams/{id}/websites deleteTeamWebsite(teamId, websiteId) ⇒ DEL /teams/{teamId}/websites/{websiteId}

Websites getWebsites() ⇒ GET /websites createWebsite(data) ⇒ POST /websites getWebsite(id) ⇒ GET /websites/{id} updateWebsite(id, data) ⇒ POST /websites/{id} deleteWebsite(id) ⇒ DEL /websites/{id} getWebsiteActive(id) ⇒ GET /websites/{id}/active getWebsiteEvents(id, data) ⇒ GET /websites/{id}/events getWebsiteMetrics(id, data) ⇒ GET /websites/{id}/metrics getWebsitePageviews(id, data) ⇒ GET /websites/{id}/pageviews resetWebsite(id) ⇒ GET /websites/{id}/reset getWebsiteStats(id, data) ⇒ GET /websites/{id}/stats

Event Data getEventDataEvents(id, data) ⇒ GET /event-data/events getEventDataFields(id, data) ⇒ GET /event-data/fields getEventDataStats(id, data) ⇒ GET /event-data/stats

Environment Variables UMAMI_API_CLIENT_USER_ID =

The USER_ID of the User performing the API calls. Permission restrictions will apply based on application settings.

UMAMI_API_CLIENT_SECRET =

A random string used to generate unique values. This needs to match the APP_SECRET used in the Umami application.

UMAMI_API_CLIENT_ENDPOINT =

The endpoint of your Umami API. Example: https://{yourserver}/api/

UMAMI_API_KEY =

A unique string provided by Umami Cloud.

Clients Node Client Overview The Umami node client allows you to send data to Umami on the server side.

Installation npm install @umami/node

Usage import umami from '@umami/node';

umami.init({ websiteId: '50429a93-8479-4073-be80-d5d29c09c2ec', // Your website id hostUrl: 'https://umami.mywebsite.com', // URL to your Umami instance });

umami.track({ url: '/home' });

If using Umami Cloud, you can use https://cloud.umami.is as the host URL.

The properties you can send using the .track function are:

hostname: Hostname of server language: Client language (eg. en-US) referrer: Page referrer screen: Screen dimensions (eg. 1920x1080) title: Page title url: Page url name: Event name (for custom events) data: Event data properties