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A Ruby wrapper for the Chartbeat API
gem install chartbeat
c = Chartbeat.new :apikey => 'yourkey', :host => 'yourdomain.com'
real-time calls and options
c.pages :path => '/'
c.pathsummary :keys => 'n', :types => 'n'
c.recent :limit => 2, :path => '/'
c.quickstats :path => '/'
c.toppages :limit => 10
historical calls and options
c.alerts :since => 1276980619
c.snapshots :timestamp => 1276980619
c.stats
c.data_series #not working right now
c.day_data_series :timestamp => 1276980619, :type => 'paths'
other calls and options
c.histogram :keys => 'n', :breaks => 'n', :path => '/'
c.summary :keys => 'n', :types => 'n', :path => '/'
Deprecated methods
c.summize #use quickstats instead
Chartbeat is currently returning blank arrays for alerts
and an error for data_series
at this time. I'll put out an update with tests for these calls when this is fixed.
For calls requiring timestamp, this gem defaults to 24 hours ago.
Copyright (c) 2010 Al Shaw. See LICENSE for details.
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