Transitions

Query page transition analytics — how users navigate between top-level fragments in your app.

$ xc analytics transitions [options]

Options

In addition to the common options, this command supports directional page filtering:

Option	Abbr	Description
--from	-f	Filter by source page name
--to	-t	Filter by destination page name

Note

The transitions command does not support --interval. Data is aggregated over the entire time range specified by --range.

Full Option Reference

Option	Abbr	Description	Default
--workspace	-w	Workspace to query
--project	-p	Project to query	Current project
--channel	-c	Filter by channel name
--version	-v	Filter by version number
--platform		Filter by device platform (no short form — -t is reserved for --to)
--from	-f	Filter by source page
--to	-t	Filter by destination page
--locale	-l	Filter by device locale
--country		Filter by country
--range	-r	Query the past N days	7

Output Columns

Column	Description
Channel	Channel name
Version	Deployment version
Platform	Device platform
Locale	Device locale
Country	Country code
From Page	Source page name
To Page	Destination page name
Count	Number of transitions
Avg %	Average percentage of users who made this transition
Avg Time	Average time spent on the source page before transitioning

Columns corresponding to filters you specify are promoted to headers and removed from the table.

Examples

# All transitions over the past 7 days
$ xc analytics transitions

# Where do users go after the home page?
$ xc analytics transitions -f /home

# Who lands on the checkout page?
$ xc analytics transitions -t /checkout

# Specific flow on production, past 30 days
$ xc analytics transitions -f /home -t /products -c production -r 30

# iOS navigation patterns
$ xc analytics transitions --platform ios