Figures is a data retrieval and reporting app for Open edX; this is a plugin for Tutor that allows quick and easy integration in an Open edX platform. It works both locally and on a Kubernetes-based platform.
This plugin was developed and open sourced to the community thanks to the generous support of E-ducation. Thank you!
Installation
This plugin requires tutor>=3.5.0. Also, you should have installed tutor from source, and not from a pre-compiled binary.
pip install tutor-figures
Then, to enable this plugin, run:
tutor plugins enable figures
You will have to re-generate the environment and rebuild the “openedx” docker image:
tutor config save tutor images build openedx
You will then have to run LMS migrations. To do so, run:
tutor local init
This last step is unnecessary if you run instead tutor local quickstart.
You should then be able to access the Figures dashboard at http://<your lms host>/figures. On a local instance, you should be able to access it at http://localhost/figures.
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