action-umami-report

This action generates periodic umami reports into a given file, and action outputs.

Accepted periods are: 1h, 1d, 1w, 1m.

Inputs

input name	required	description
umami-server	yes	Umami server instance (*).
umami-user	yes	Umami API user. Default "admin".
umami-password	yes	Umami API password.
umami-site-domain	no	Umami site domain name (*).
umami-report-file	no	Umami report file to generate.
umami-report-content	no	Report content to generate (*).
umami-period	no	(main) Report data/analysis period (*).
umami-unit	no	(main) Report interval unit (*).
umami-tz	no	(main) Report date time timezone (*).

legend*:

• Umami API login expected to be available at https://<umami-server>/api/auth/login.
• umami-site-domain is the target analysis domain name, example "www.mysite.com" (select first domain by default ).
• umami-report-content default is pageviews|events|urls (stats is always reported).
• umami-period default is 24h (means 24 hours). But you can switch it to 24h/7d/1w/31d/1m.
• umami-unit default is hour. But you can switch it to day depend on the period you choose.
• umami-tz default is Europe/Paris. But you can switch it to another timezone supported by Umami API (ex. America/Los_Angeles).

Action outputs

This action produces some "action results" where an action result is a resultName, and a resultValue.

Each action result is available as output parameter : to use in following step orjob

resultName	resultValue	description
pageViews	integer	number of pageView in last 24h
umamiOneLineReport	string	short summary of domain stats
umamiReport	multi-lines string	detailed report of domain stats
umamiReportLength	int	v1.2, detailed report length

Action generated file

When an umami-report-file is set, the target file is written in ./umami/<umami-report-file>.

Example usage

jobs:
  umamiReport:
    name: umami report example
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest

    steps:
      - name: Create Umami report
        id: umamiReport
        uses: boly38/[email protected]
        with:
          umami-server: https://${{secrets.UMAMI_SERVER}}
          umami-user: ${{secrets.UMAMI_USERNAME}}
          umami-password: ${{secrets.UMAMI_PASSWORD}}
          umami-site-domain: ${{secrets.UMAMI_SITE_DOMAIN}}
          umami-report-file: 'umamiReport.md'

      - name: Send Umami report to discord channel
        uses: tsickert/[email protected]
        with:
          webhook-url: ${{ secrets.UMAMI_TO_DISCORD_WEBHOOK_URL }}
          content: ${{ steps.umamiReportStep.outputs.umamiOneLineReport }}

Full working sample: cf. daily_umami_report.yml

TIP: if your umami server version is not compatible with current GithubActions, you could change umami-server-2.9.0 keyword by one of the current repository tags with umami-server-x.y format.

See also

Umami

Umami server :

• API
• source

Umami API clients:

• jakobbouchard TS/JS umami-api-client
  • Import: import UmamiApiClient from 'umami-api'
• boly38 JS umami-api-client
  • Import: import UmamiClient from 'umami-api-client'

possible next step

• send the report by email, on discord, etc..

How to contribute

You're not a dev ? just submit an issue (bug, improvements, questions).

Or else:

• Clone
• Install deps
• setup your test environment (cf. initenv.template.sh)

cp ./env/initenv.template.sh ./env/initenv.dontpush.sh
. ./env/initenv.dontpush.sh

• Then run manual test

git clone https://github.com/boly38/action-umami-report.git
cd action-umami-report
npm install
npm run day
npm run showResults
# check other targets in package.json

• you could also fork, feature branch, then submit a pull request.

Services or activated bots

• Github actions - Continuous vulnerability audit.
  

• Houndci - JavaScript automated review (configured by .hound.yml).
  

• gren - Release notes automation.