Closed mattab closed 14 years ago
Piwik will be integrated directly in most CMS, blog. These third party softwares have often their own plugin installation process. So, we have to provide an API that can automatically install Piwik.
What does the Piwik install process?
I think we have to provide the API with 2 new functions :
createTables($tablePrefix, $databaseParameters)
createConfigFiles($listOfParameters)
Another solution is to merge these 2 functions in only one :
createTablesAndConfigFiles($tablePrefix, $listOfParameters)
See also kay's typo3 integration in comment:ticket:991:7
Moving to post Piwik 1.0. It seems this is not a high requested feature, as Piwik got integrated with Typo3, simplescripts, softaculous, etc. without such API. I'd be interested to know how they deal with this?
We can always move it to 1.0 later if we get interesting requests.
Several users are integrating Piwik successfuly using the various APIs: users, websites, fetch JS code, set/get user languages, etc. We will deal with any specific requests as they arrive.
Piwik provides a great API to request raw data. We now have to provide such an API to request the generated HTML out of piwik:
the generated URLs could use a prefix or different values in order to handle the existing application path.
For example if the cms is at /dev/cms/ and piwik at /stats/piwik/ the piwik generated HTML should prefix all URL with /dev/cms/XYZ or /dev/cms/boot?mod=LoadApp&action=piwik