# Django Analytics client
django-analytics-client is a Django app used to send server side analytics to the Funkbit analytics backend using Celery.
This is an early draft and work in progress.
## Installation
Install django-analytics-client (available on PyPi):
pip install django-analytics-client
## Configuration
The following settings needs to be defined in your settings.py:
ANALYTICS_USERNAME (Analytics service username.)
ANALYTICS_PASSWORD (Analytics service password.)
ANALYTICS_SITE_ID (The analytics site id we collect data for.)
ANALYTICS_HOST (The hostname for the analytics service.)
ANALYTICS_PORT (The port number for the analytics service.)
ANALYTICS_ENABLED (Disable or enable analytics reporting.)
## Usage
Some examples:
Middleware example in middleware.py
Generic example in sample.py
Celery tasks in tasks.py
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