Summary
The awstats cube integrates statistics processed by awstats into cubicweb for visualisation and integration.
It uses awstats processed files (/var/lib/awstats/*) to import stats and visualize them. It has a simple html export of the processed data and a visualisation of the imported stats (by document and for a time period).
To establish a link with the entity you want to build stats for you need to create a relationship Hits “stats_about” X.
class missing_stats_about(RelationDefinition):
name = 'stats_about'
subject = 'Hits'
object = ('BlogEntry', 'MicroBlogEntry')
When the link is established, importing the statistics is done using the update-webstats cubicweb-ctl command. For help on that command type
cubicweb-ctl update-webstats -h
The process running cubicweb and cubicweb-ctl needs to have read access to the configured location of the processed varnish files.
Configuration
- awstats-dir:
The directory where the processed awstats files are contained.
- awstats-domain:
If awstats processes multiple domains, which domain to use for importing into cubicweb.
- awstats-periodicity:
Awstats by default processes per month, but you can configure it to deal with day periods. (split by hours is not yet implemented)
Dependencies
http://awstats.sourceforge.net/
or apt-get install awstats (for debian derived distributions)
Metadata
Release files for cubicweb-awstats 0.3.0
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