schlagmichdoch
commented
1 week ago The same problem occurs for "Last x days" and "Last x months"
I can think of two possible solutions:
- A toggle like
complete [hours/days/months] only(default: false) or the oppositeinclude current [hour/day/month](default: true) which toggles whether the data is show as it is now or only complete time slots are used. - New drop-down options like „Last Complete 24 Hours“ which then use the last full 24 hours and omits the yet incomplete current hour.
- Possibility to move forward/back by the time increment that represents one bar via a second set of arrows. This way one could e.g. move back one hour on the "Last 24 hours" view to select a complete data set:
- Today / Last 24 hours -> move by 1h
- This week / Last 7 days -> move by 1 day
- This month / ... -> move by 1 week
- This year / ... -> move by 1 month
Still I'd also like to toggle the behavior described under expected bahaviour
Describe the feature or enhancement
Problem
When looking at the data of the last 24 hours the data shown is incomplete. Umami only uses data aggregated into hours and only uses the data of the last 23 full hours and the visits that were added this hour.
Example
It is 13:42:00. Umami fetches the data from 1725105600000 to 1725191999999 in unixtimestamp in ms which corresponds to 14:00:00 yesterday to 13:59:59 GTM+2 today. This way the data is always incomplete as there is no data for 13:42:00 - 13:59:00 yet.
Expected behaviour
I had expected that the last 24 hours were used exactly so that all the stats like "+5%" / "-12%" actually make sense. Otherwise these calculations are done on incomplete data sets.
When it is 13:42:00 the data shown should start at 13:42:00.001 yesterday and end now (today 13:42:00.000).
Implementation
This seems to be easily doable, as I could successfully get the data by editing the request URL parameters sent to the
/statsendpoint.To keep everything consistent in the UI, the chart should then include the last 25 hours.
As a bonus there could be some kind of indicator how much of the oldest hour is used. E.g. if it's 13:40 it means that 1/3 of the oldest hour is used and 2/3 is not used anymore. 2/3 of the width of the bar could then be drawn in red.