Console commands

One of these belongs in a cron, one after every credential change, and one in every support conversation.

Command	What it does
tape/destinations	Every destination, its platform, enabled or not, server-side or not, and any reason it cannot fire.
tape/destinations/doctor	The whole configuration: edition, destinations, Commerce wiring per funnel step, injection, consent, enhanced conversions, recovery, product ID source, problems, unrecoverable destinations, and the last 30 days' tracking rate.
tape/destinations/test [--handle=…]	Sends a real view_item to each server-side API and prints the answer. Exits non-zero if any fails.
tape/conversions/recover [--days=N] [--limit=N]	Finds conversions nobody received and sends them. Pro.
tape/conversions/prune [--days=N]	Trims the event log to the retention window, or to --days.

doctor

php craft tape/destinations/doctor

Run this first when something looks wrong. Two parts of its output catch problems nothing else will:

• The Commerce wiring. Each auto-tracked funnel step and the Commerce event it is wired to. A step shown as NOT WIRED means this Commerce version has none of the event names Tape knows for it. That step is off, nothing errors, and the line tells you which Twig call to use instead.
• Purchases that cannot be recovered if the browser tag is blocked: destinations on a platform with no server-side API, or with server-side sending switched off.

test

php craft tape/destinations/test
php craft tape/destinations/test --handle=meta

Each destination prints ok, FAILED with the status and the platform's response, or skipped with the reason, such as browser-only or no token. A revoked token, a retired API version and a pixel ID from the wrong account all look exactly like success from a browser. This is the command that reports them. Run it after every credential change, and in a deploy check:

#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -euo pipefail

php craft tape/destinations/test    # non-zero if any server-side API refuses

The test sends a real event. Turn on Test mode on a destination if you want it to land in the platform's test view rather than its reporting.

recover

*/15 * * * * cd /path/to/craft && php craft tape/conversions/recover

Prints the orders with no conversion at all, the conversions written but never confirmed, and how many calls it sent. --days overrides Look back for one run. --limit caps how many orders one sweep considers (200 by default). It needs Pro and Commerce, and does nothing if recovery is switched off in the settings. See Recovery and reports.

prune

php craft tape/conversions/prune
php craft tape/conversions/prune --days=90

Craft's garbage collection already prunes the event log. This command is for doing it now, or to a shorter window than the setting.