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I'm looking for a JavaScript library that does user hit/interface analytics just like Google analytics.
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Im looking for a library that can track or analyse my user hits or interface on my web application and send the report to my function or api then I can choose to store the data in my database or server or anywhere else or it could also be chosen to store offline, instead of a third party server for analysis. Basically I should not be sending that data on to a third party server.
I might as well want the function or api to update the UI based on the users most used interaction immediately or upon arriving at the same page the next time.
So AFAIK, Google analytics does not do this, hence that's out of the list.
Is there any such JavaScript library that does this?
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You can try this analytics to do this. => Piwik
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I want to make a chat application (something like on how is on Whatsapp Web). I want my application to be on laravel.
I just finished the design and the login system.
My question is about functionality.
Is it enough Laravel and Javascript or do I need something else additional?
I don't need to make a large project, its just for me to start learning the basics things and how they work.
Laravel for backend, JS for frontend
You also need Pusher (if not big project) for (easy) real-time application and pusher-js for subscribe websocket
You need to add a websocket part , in order to make the app real Time.
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I've a software developer having done most of my work in older technology stacks, and recently mobile iOS development. However I really know nothing about web other than a bit of HTML and interacting with web API's.
I recently purchased an out of the box template website to serve as a launching page for an application of mine. I would like to find out how many people are visiting my landing page. What's the best way to do this? Just go out and find some javascript applet that will do this for me? Where is the data/running-count stored? Or should my hosting provider (namecheap) provide this information to me automatically?
Install some sort of analytics script. A good one is Google analytics.
Its common for webhosting providers to have some sort of analytics engine running like awstats or webanalyzer.
Also you could create a free account in Google Analytics and follow the instruction to add a snippet of code to your page to count your visits.
Now if you also want to show a visit counter, the best alternative is to make it with some server side code and a database (or a file). It is relatively easy and if you post your server infrastructure (php, asp, mysql,postgres, etc) i could expand this answer with more help.
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There is a website which contains information we have paid for access to, however the only way available to access the information is through the website and there are 1400 records. So, since there is so much of it, we want to have the information in an excel spreadsheet which is manageable. However, the organization in charge of the website isn't willing to help.
I can write a python script that can parse the html and extract the relevant data, however, the problem is that the site is not easily crawlable because it is an ASP site and many of the "links" are in fact triggers to javascript which loads the destination page. This means that a tool like HTTrack doesn't really work.
Are there any other tools or python modules which can help me do this (bearing in mind the "javascript" links)? I'm totally new to this kind of thing, so I just have no experience of what kinds of things are available to me.
Jython + HtmlUnit may be very usefull in your task.
You can use Scrapy, which is a framework for scraping websites.
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Is there a means of looking up a bank name & branch through Javascript?
Perhaps an external service or an complete data-set that can be hosted internally and accessed through JSON?
For anyone still looking, the APCA themselves publish a continually updated list of BSB numbers which you can download in CSV format here.
You can obtain BSBs from Australian Payment Network and load them into your database.
This is pretty good, but sometimes the list can be a little out of date. Also, the banks may close a branch and remove it from this master list of BSBs. However, transactions to that BSB will continue to work because they do a redirect to the new BSB.
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I'm closing in on finishing a Windows Desktop Gadget that downloads plugins from my web server. I'm wondering how I can track the use of these plugins for reporting purposes like seeing which plugins are popular in which countries, how many times a plugin is used per day/month/week and other stuff like that.
Logging this on every user action could cause my server problems as there'd be constant requests. Is it best to keep a local log and upload it to the server on a regular basis or is it possible to use something like Google Analytics or another provider for this sort of thing?
If you are using javascript to create your gadget, it should be possible to include the Google Analytics scripts. You can then call the function _trackPageview whenever your user does something you want to track.
It is also possible to use Google's analytics without javascript.
The trick is that Google's scripts normally put the image http://www.google-analytics.com/__utm.gif into your web pages. Parameters can be passed to the image via the query string. You can find a list of the parameters you can pass to the query string here. What you'd have to do is figure out what the query string should be and have your client make the request to google's image every time the user does something (after setting up your google analytics account, of course).
I would suggest you to use Deskmetrics a desktop analytics app, very similar to GA. It's awesome.
Checkout Trackerbird Desktop Software Analytics which works on Windows/Mac apps.
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