Hi,

It's a rewrite so I'm tempted to say that everything is different ;-)

The main points are:

- integrated to the EPrints API so configuring, extending etc should be easy if you know EPrints already. It's also rather easy to include graphs etc on pages
- report-based, which can be configured/managed in the local conf
- it can generate data from any EPrints' dataset, not just the download stats (for example: graph of deposits over time, size of the review over time etc...)
- data can be exported to XML, JSON, CSV (should be easy to add other formats if needed)
- uses Google Charts

The main thing for me is that it's easy to customise/extend e.g. you could have reports on citations if you have this enabled on your repository.

You can see a demo there: http://files.eprints.org/cgi/stats/report

Seb.

On 04/06/13 18:34, Centro de Documentación wrote:

Hi Sebastian,

What are the main differences between version 1 and 2?

Of course, Google Charts and  ...

Regards,

On Thu, May 30, 2013 at 12:17 PM, Sebastien Francois <sf2@ecs.soton.ac.uk> wrote:

Hi all,

I have added IRStats2 to the eprints GitHub so you may now download and
use/test it.

EPrints 3.3 users may use the bazaar package available from there:
https://github.com/eprints/irstats2/blob/master/epm/irstats2-0.0.2.epm
(note that it's not yet live on the Bazaar-store). Even so you can
install the package easily this way, you still need to run a script to
process the stats. That is not yet automated.

EPrints 3.2 users will have to copy files by hand, it's pretty
straight-forward and the INSTALL file contains some instructions.

It's not quite the final/stable release yet but it has been thoroughly
tested on a few "real" repositories and it's unlikely to break a
repository anyway.

I hope you'll enjoy, please contribute (ideas / comments / bugs etc)
directly to me or to GitHub.

Seb.

PS: yes, it can run in parallel to IRStats1.
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