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Informations about the package statamic-plausible-analytics

Plausible Analytics for Statamic

A wrapper around the Plausible API that fetches the analytics into your dashboard in a pretty way.

Setup

Install the addon.

Then follow the steps in the config step bellow.

Config

  1. Head to your Plausible Settings.
  2. Scroll down to API key and generate a new one. Name it whatever you like.
  3. Copy that value into your .env as PLAUSIBLE_KEY.
  4. Get your site as displayed in your Plausible Dashboard (e.g. jackwhiting.co.uk). Add that value to your .env as PLAUSIBLE_SITE.
  5. Data should load.

For more customisation you can publish the config and adjust the values as you wish.

By default, all results from the API are cached. This can be overwritten, but I didn't want to spam to the API.

Widgets

There are four widgets included with a few options. Periods to display be changed between 12mo,6mo,month,30d,6d,day.

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If there are any problems with getting this to work, please open an issue on GitHub. If you have any ideas/want to discuss new features please use the discussions feature :)

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pixelfear/composer-dist-plugin Version ^0.1.6
statamic/cms Version ^6.0
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