Stats is a plugin for Omeka that counts views of pages in order to know the least popular record and the most viewed pages. It provides useful infos on visitors too (language, referrer...). So this is an analytics tool like Piwik (open source), Google Analytics (proprietary, no privacy) and other hundreds of such web loggers.
It has some advantages over them:
stats_record allows other
plugins to get stats for a specific record type);On the other hand, some advanced features are not implemented, especially a detailled board with advanced filters. Nevertheless, logs and data can be exported via mysql to a spreadsheet like LibreOffice or another specialized statistic tool, where any stats can be calculated.
Uncompress files and rename plugin folder "Stats".
Then install it like any other Omeka plugin and follow the config instructions.
To count direct download of files, you need to add a line in the beginning off
.htaccess:
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^files/original/(.*)$ http://www.example.com/download/files/original/$1 [NC,L]You can adapt routes.ini as you wish too.
If you use the anti-hotlinking feature of Archive Repertory to avoid bandwidth theft, you should keep its rule. Stats for direct downloads of files will be automatically added.
You can count fullsize files too, but this is not recommended, because in the majority of themes, hits may increase even when a simple page is opened.
A summary of stats is displayed at /stats/summary.
Lists of stats by page, by record or by field are available too. They can be ordered and filtered by anonymous / identified users, record types, etc.
These pages can be made available to authorized users only or to all public.
For plugins makers, panels can be added via the hook stats_summary.
Stats of a page or record can be displayed on any page via three mechanisms.
An option allows to append the stats automatically on some records show and
browse pages via the hooks:
fire_plugin_hook('public_items_show', array('view' => $this, 'item' => $item));Helpers can be used for more flexibility:
echo $this->stats()->position_record($record);
echo $this->stats()->text_page(current_url());Shortcodes are supported (Omeka 2.2 or above). Some illustrative examples:
[stats_total]
[stats_total url="/"]
[stats_total record_type="Item"]
[stats_total record_type="Item" record_id=1]
[stats_position]
[stats_position url="/items/search"]
[stats_position record_type="Collection" record_id=1]
[stats_vieweds]
[stats_vieweds type="none"]
[stats_vieweds order="last" type="Item"]
[stats_vieweds order="most" type="download" number=1]All arguments are optional. Arguments are:
For stats_total and stats_position
type: If "download", group all downloaded files linked to the specified
record (all files of an item, or all files of all items of a collection).
Else, the type is automatically detected ("record" if a record is set, "page"
if an url is set or if nothing is set).record_type: one or multiple Omeka record type, e.g. "Item" or
"Collection", or "File". By default, a viewed record is counted for each hit
on the dedicated page of a record, like "/items/show/#". Alternatively, the
url can be used (with the argument url, but to count the downloaded files,
this is an obfuscated one except if Archive Repertory is used.record_id: the identifier of the record (not the slug if any). It implies
one specific record_type and only one. With stats_position, record_id is
required when searching by record.url: the url of a specific page. A full url is not needed; a partial Omeka
url without web root is enough (in any case, web root is removed
automatically). This argument is used too to know the total or the position of
a file. This argument is not used if record_type argument is set.For stats_vieweds
type: If "page" or "download", most or last viewed pages or downloaded
files will be returned. If empty or "all", it returns only pages with a
dedicated record. If "none", it returns pages without dedicated record. If one
or multiple Omeka record type, e.g. "Item" or "Collection", most or last
records of this record type will be returned.sort: can be "most" (default) or "last".number: number of records to return (10 by default).offset: offset to set page to return.The hook and the helper return the partial from the theme.
stats_total and stats_position return a simple number, surrounded by a
span tag when shortcode is used.
stats_vieweds returns an html string that can be themed.
Use it at your own risk.
It’s always recommended to backup your files and your databases and to check your archives regularly so you can roll back if needed.
See online issues on the plugin issues page on GitHub.
This plugin is published under the CeCILL v2.1 licence, compatible with GNU/GPL and approved by FSF and OSI.
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