django-admin-tools-user-stats
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This app provides django-admin-tools dashboard modules with user
registration stats/charts.
The license is MIT.
Installation
============
Make sure django-admin-tools >= 0.4.0 is installed and then
::
pip install "django-qsstats-magic >= 0.6.1"
pip install "python-dateutil==1.5"
pip install "django-chart-tools >= 0.2.1"
pip install django-admin-user-stats
Then add 'admin_user_stats' and 'chart_tools' to INSTALLED_APPS.
Quickstart
==========
Import ``RegistrationCharts`` dashboard module::
from admin_user_stats.modules import RegistrationCharts
then and add it to dashboard's children::
self.children += [RegistrationCharts()]
go to admin and enjoy the result_.
.. _result: https://bitbucket.org/kmike/django-admin-user-stats/downloads/RegistrationCharts.png
Usage
=====
RegistrationChart
-----------------
Dashboard module with user registration charts (new users per day,
week or month).
To enable, import it::
from admin_user_stats.modules import RegistrationChart
and add to dashboard's children (or to modules.Group)::
self.children += [RegistrationChart('New Users', interval='days', days=30)]
RegistrationCharts
------------------
Group subclass with 3 default children modules (new users per day,
per week and per month).
Advanced Usage
=============
New BaseChart(s) abstract modules are there for you to play with. Want to track kitten activity?
BaseChart
---------
To build charts for other time-series data, inherit from BaseChart and set a few attributes::
from admin_user_stats.base_modules import BaseChart
from kitten.models import Activity
class ActivityChart(BaseChart):
"""
Dashboard module with Activity charts.
"""
title = _('How Active were the kittens')
template = 'admin_user_stats/modules/chart.html'
chart_size = "580x100"
days = None
interval = 'days'
queryset = Activity.objects.filter(kitten=True).exclude(active=None)
date_field = 'activity_date'
BaseCharts
---------
To collect those charts in to the normal Day,Week,Month tabs::
from admin_user_stats.base_modules import BaseChart
class ApplicationCharts(BaseCharts):
""" Group module with 3 default registration charts """
title = _('Kitten Activity')
chart_model = ActivityChart
Contributing
============
Development of django-admin-user-stats happens at Bitbucket and Github:
* https://bitbucket.org/kmike/django-admin-user-stats
* https://github.com/kmike/django-admin-user-stats
If you don’t like Bitbucket, Github, Mercurial and Git you’re welcome
to send regular patches.
Bug tracker: https://github.com/kmike/django-admin-user-stats/issues
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