django-tracking-analyzer 0.1b3

User actions tracking and analytics for Django sites.

User actions tracking and analytics for Django sites

Requirements

• Django 1.9 or later.

• Django Countries 3.4.1 or later.

• Django IPWare 1.1.5 or later.

• Django User Agents 0.3.0 or later.

• GeoIP2 2.3.0 or later.

• MaxMind GeoLite2 country datasets.

Installation

Install Django Tracking Analyzer from PyPI by using pip:

pip install django-tracking-analyzer

Contribution

All contributions or fixes are welcome. Just make sure to follow this rules:

• Always include some unit tests for the new code you write or the bugs you fix. Or, update the existent unit tests, if necessary.

• Stick to PEP-8 styling.

• Make your pull requests to development branch.

Testing

Run tests:

python setup.py test

Run tests with coverage:

python setup.py test --pytest-args "--cov-report xml --cov tracking_analyzer tests/ --verbose --junit-xml=junit.xml --color=yes"

Run tests with coverage and Pylint/PEP8 checking:

python setup.py test --pytest-args "--cov-report xml --cov tracking_analyzer tests/ --verbose --junit-xml=junit.xml --color=yes --pylint --pylint-rcfile=pylint.rc --pep8"

Acknowledgements

Django Tracking Analyzer makes use of this technologies and apps, without which it wouldn’t be possible:

• Django Countries, by Chris Beaven.

• Django IPWare, by Val Neekman.

• Django User Agents, by Selwin Ong.

• Datamaps, by Marc DiMarco.

• TopoJSON, by Mike Bostock.

• D3 bar chart w/tooltips, original code by Justin Palmer.

• D3 area chart, by Mike Bostock.

• Of course, the D3.js library.

• And MaxMind, the company behind all the geographical datasets that made them publicly available.