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Use Faurya CLI periods, date ranges, filters, limits, cursors, metrics, dimensions, and pagination controls.

Filters, Periods, and Pagination

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Many analytics commands accept shared query controls. Command-specific help shows whether a command supports filters.

faurya analytics overview --help

Period shortcuts

Use --period with a shortcut period.

Value	Meaning
`today`	From the start of the current day to now.
`yesterday`	The previous calendar day.
`last24h`	The last 24 hours.
`lastNd`	The last `N` days, such as `last7d`, `last30d`, or `last90d`.

faurya analytics overview <websiteId> --period last30d

faurya analytics timeseries <websiteId> --period last7d --granularity day

Explicit date ranges

Use --from and --to for an explicit ISO datetime range. You can also provide --timezone.

faurya analytics overview <websiteId> --from 2026-07-01T00:00:00.000Z --to 2026-07-19T00:00:00.000Z

faurya analytics goals <websiteId> --from 2026-07-01T00:00:00.000Z --to 2026-07-19T00:00:00.000Z --timezone UTC

Granularity

Supported --granularity values are hour, day, week, month, quarter, and year.

faurya analytics revenue <websiteId> --period last90d --granularity week

Repeatable filters

Use -F or --filter. You can repeat the flag to combine multiple filters.

faurya analytics visitors list <websiteId> --period last30d -F country=US -F device=desktop

faurya analytics events list <websiteId> --period last30d --filter event=signup

Filter syntax

The CLI accepts these forms:

Syntax	Meaning
`field=value`	Equality filter.
`field:operator=value`	Filter with an explicit operator.
`field:in=a,b,c`	`in` filter with comma-separated values.

faurya analytics overview <websiteId> --period last30d -F country=US

faurya analytics revenue <websiteId> --period last30d -F revenue:gt=0

faurya analytics events list <websiteId> --period last30d -F event:in=signup,purchase

Supported filter fields

Short field names:

Field	Canonical focus
`country`	Event country.
`region`	Event region.
`city`	Event city.
`path`	Event page path.
`hostname`	Event hostname.
`browser`	Event browser.
`os`	Event operating system.
`device`	Event device.
`referrer`	Event referrer.
`source`	Acquisition source.
`medium`	Acquisition medium.
`campaign`	Acquisition campaign.
`revenue`	Event or payment amount.
`event`	Event name.
`goal`	Goal event name.

Canonical field names are also accepted: event.country, event.region, event.city, event.path, event.hostname, event.browser, event.os, event.device, event.referrer, event.properties.source, event.properties.medium, event.properties.campaign, event.amount, and event.name.

Supported operators

Operator	Meaning
`eq`, `equals`	Equal to.
`not`, `is_not`, `not_equals`	Not equal to.
`contains`	Contains a substring.
`in`	One of multiple values.
`gt`, `greater_than`	Greater than.
`gte`, `greater_than_or_equal`	Greater than or equal to.
`lt`, `less_than`	Less than.
`lte`, `less_than_or_equal`	Less than or equal to.

`in` behavior

For command-line filters, in values are comma-separated. Do not include spaces unless the value itself requires quoting in your shell.

faurya analytics visitors list <websiteId> --period last30d -F country:in=US,CA,GB

Numeric revenue filters

Use numeric operators with revenue when filtering event or payment amount.

faurya analytics payments <websiteId> --period last30d -F revenue:gt=0

faurya analytics revenue <websiteId> --period last30d -F revenue:lte=1000000

Combining filters

Multiple -F or --filter flags are combined in the request.

faurya analytics overview <websiteId> --period last30d -F country=US -F browser=Chrome -F revenue:gt=0

For advanced nested filter objects, use Structured Input.

Limits and cursors

The CLI validates --limit as a positive integer up to 5000. Some commands apply a smaller command-specific maximum.

faurya analytics events list <websiteId> --period last30d --limit 100

Use --cursor to continue pagination explicitly.

faurya analytics events list <websiteId> --period last30d --limit 100 --cursor <cursor>

Pagination is not automatic. Continue each page yourself with the cursor returned by the previous command.

Metrics and dimensions

Use comma-separated values for --metrics and --dimensions.

faurya analytics overview <websiteId> --period last30d --metrics visitors,sessions,pageviews

faurya analytics breakdown <websiteId> country --period last30d --metrics visitors,sessions

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