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Are there any statistic/analytic apps for Django?

I'm looking for a Django app that can collect stats for display to my users - i.e. how many views/clicks/interactions a user has had on an object they own - tracking over time etc. Similar to how you can view stats for your flickr photos and so on.

Or is there a service out there that can collect this info and be used to display it back to my registered users?

EDIT:

Or how about a simple app that logs stuff like so -

stats.log_action(my_object, stats.VIEW)

stats.log_action(my_object, stats.CLICK)

This would then simply store the action + the object, along with the DateTime. Working with a Generic Foreign Key relationship... We could then get aggregate results and display them how we liked... I think for now, this should be the way -

So... is there anything out there that does this? Or should I roll my own?

Thanks, Guy

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Guy Bowden Avatar asked Mar 02 '12 08:03

Guy Bowden


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1 Answers

There are plenty of stats/analytics apps out there. I have not tried any but you should find what you're looking for on djangopackages.com's list of "analytics" apps

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jpic Avatar answered Oct 21 '22 13:10

jpic