Stats

branda-cli stats

Shows how much is stored, across every organization and brand:

Organizations  3
Brands         6
Assets         61

An empty store reports zeros — a success, not an error. Nothing is changed, so nothing is logged at INFO; an organization or brand whose records cannot be read is skipped with a WARN and the remaining counts stay correct.

Grouped totals

branda-cli stats --grouped
branda-cli stats -g

The same totals, followed by each organization and its brands:

Organizations  3
Brands         6
Assets         61

acme inc.  2 brands  43 assets
  Sparke  29 assets
  Uh yeah  14 assets
Globex  0 brands  0 assets
MPOWR IT  1 brand  6 assets
  Default  6 assets

Organizations are listed alphabetically, ignoring case, and so are each organization's brands. An organization with no brands still appears, so nothing is invisible.

Stats as a table or JSON

--table prints the three totals as a two-column table. With --grouped it prints one row per brand, repeating the organization, and a totals row:

| Organization | Brand    | Assets |
| ------------ | -------- | ------ |
| acme inc.    | Sparke   | 29     |
| acme inc.    | Uh yeah  | 14     |
| Globex       |          | 0      |
| MPOWR IT     | Default  | 6      |
| Total        | 6 brands | 61     |

--json prints {"organizations":3,"brands":6,"assets":61}. With --grouped those three keys stay exactly the same and a groups array is added, so a script reading totals never has to know which form was used:

{
  "organizations": 3,
  "brands": 6,
  "assets": 61,
  "groups": [
    {
      "id": "30A77A09-…",
      "displayName": "acme inc.",
      "brandCount": 2,
      "assets": 43,
      "brands": [
        { "id": "24DA7BC7-…", "displayName": "Sparke", "assets": 29 }
      ]
    }
  ]
}

Within a group, brandCount is the number of brands and brands the list of them.

Exit code 1 for an unknown argument or for --json --table together.