django-matomo 0.1.6

A simple app to add the Matomo JS tracking code to your template. Forked from `django-piwik`.

A simple app to add the Matomo JS tracking code to your template.

django-matomo is listed as an official Django integration package at: https://matomo.org/integrate/ (since April 2022).

The current repository has been forked from django-piwik (legacy) by Raphael “jasjukaitis” Jasjukaitis. django-piwik was listed as an official Django plugin for Matomo from 2013 to March 2022.

Requirements

• Django

Installation

Using PyPI you can simply type into a terminal:

pip install django-matomo

or

easy_install django-matomo

Configuration

Add matomo to the list of INSTALLED_APPS in your settings.py file.

Also MATOMO_SITE_ID (e.g. 51) and MATOMO_URL (e.g. 'http://matomo.example.com/', please don’t forget the trailing slash!) are required.

In the template, put {% load matomo_tags %} to the top and add {% tracking_code %} before the </body> tag.

That’s it. Happy tracking!

Uploading to PyPi

Article on Medium (Towards Data Science) on how to upload packages to PyPi.

In short:

python setup.py sdist

twine upload dist/*

Version history

• Version 0.1.6 README changes after accepting django-matomo as an official Matomo plugin.

• Version 0.1.5 information on uploading to PyPi added to the README. Minor formatting changes.

• Versions up to 0.1.4 are mainly formatting changes for the RST README format.

• Main changes were introduced in 0.1 version of the package.

Author(s)

Copyright 2022 Mikolaj Buchwald <[e-mail]>

as django-piwik: Copyright 2013 Raphael Jasjukaitis <[e-mail]>

Released under the BSD license.