Support the Sitealizer Web Stats plugin for Rails

By tjackiw (add to contacts)

Are you using Sitealizer and think this project is useful? Then help with the development by donating to it. Your support will help me add new features and ways to view your website usage.

Tags: ruby on rails, open source, web stats, sitealizer and statistics
Additional Information: Launched Sunday, March 18, 2007; Viewed 2,642 times

Comments (2)

Mark Daggett said:

This project sounds pretty interesting, do you have a demo running somewhere we can see sample output?

Can it parse log files too, because it would be nice to get a certain amount of history preloaded so that the sitealizer stats could be more contextualized.

Thiago Jackiw said:

heavysixer, Yes, the demo can be found on this project's website at http://sitealizer.rubyforge.org.

As for your log parsing question, I actually started working on that feature and it should be included on the next soon-to-come release.

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