A simple app to add the Matomo JS tracking code to your template. Forked from `django-piwik`.
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# Django-Matomo
A simple app to add the Matomo JS tracking code to your template.
Forked from [django-piwik](https://github.com/jasjukaitis/django-piwik) (legacy) by Raphael Jasjukaitis [jasjukaitis](https://github.com/jasjukaitis).
django-piwik is metioned as an official Django plugin for Matomo: https://matomo.org/integrate/
## 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
Instructions at [this(https://towardsdatascience.com/how-to-upload-your-python-package-to-pypi-de1b363a1b3) Medium post by [Giorgos Myrianthous](https://gmyrianthous.medium.com/).
In short:
`bash python setup.py sdist twine upload dist/* `
## Author(s)
Copyright 2022 Mikolaj Buchwald <mikolaj.buchwald@gmail.com>
as django-piwik: Copyright 2013 Raphael Jasjukaitis <webmaster@raphaa.de>
Released under the BSD license.
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