uttori-analytics-provider-json-file

Uttori Analytics Provider - JSON File

Uttori analytics provider using JSON files on disk.

Install

npm install --save uttori-analytics-provider-json-file

Config

{
  directory: '',
  name: 'visits',
  extension: 'json',
}

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API Reference

AnalyticsProvider

Page view analytics for Uttori documents using JSON files stored on the local file system.

Kind: global class
Properties

Name	Type	Description
config	Object	The configuration object.

• AnalyticsProvider
  • new AnalyticsProvider(config)
  • .update(slug)
  • .get(slug) ⇒ Number
  • .getPopularDocuments(limit) ⇒ Array

new AnalyticsProvider(config)

Creates an instance of AnalyticsProvider.

Param	Type	Description
config	Object	A configuration object.
config.directory	string	The directory to store the JSON file containing the page view analytics.
[config.name]	string	The file name of the file containing the page view analytics.
[config.param]	string	The file extension of the file containing the page view analytics.

Example (Init AnalyticsProvider)

const analyticsProvider = new AnalyticsProvider({ directory: 'data' });

analyticsProvider.update(slug)

Updates the view count for a given document slug.

Kind: instance method of AnalyticsProvider

Param	Type	Description
slug	string	The slug ofthe document to be updated.

Example

analyticsProvider.update('faq');

analyticsProvider.get(slug) ⇒ Number

Returns the view count for a given document slug.

Kind: instance method of AnalyticsProvider
Returns: Number - View count for the given slug.

Param	Type	Description
slug	string	The slug of the document to be looked up.

Example

analyticsProvider.get('faq');
➜ 10

analyticsProvider.getPopularDocuments(limit) ⇒ Array

Returns the most popular documents.

Kind: instance method of AnalyticsProvider
Returns: Array - View count for the given slug.

Param	Type	Description
limit	limit	The number of documents to return.

Example

analyticsProvider.getPopularDocuments(10);
➜ [ { 'faq': 10 } ]

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Tests

To run the test suite, first install the dependencies, then run npm test:

npm install
npm test
DEBUG=Uttori* npm test

Contributors

• Matthew Callis

License

• MIT