Question: Does this have a webinterface?

[amenk]

Thanks for the code :-) Especially I like that it is able to collect events offline and upload them later.

I was wondering how the statistics are analysed ? Is there a GUI for this or how is it done?

[biodranik]

There is no GUI at the moment ) You write a small C++ script to analyze statistics and it's results are displayed in the console. Of course, you can send results into any UI or another visual system.
MAPS.ME team in Moscow has added python bindings to analyze statistics in Python, you can check their fork too.

[amenk]

tried their python bindings:

• used date_splitter bin/date_splitter by_date/ < data/alohalytics_messages
• zipped the results to .gz
• ~/Alohalytics/snippets/pyaloha/examples# python2.7 run.py count_users_and_events 20180725 20180725

Now getting

 ValueError: No JSON object could be decoded

But actually there is almost no data in the messages file ... maybe that's why .. I keep trying

[amenk]

Actuall I can not get the date_splitter running anymore:

 # cat data/alohalytics_messages | bin/date_splitter  by_date/
 Failed to read 4 bytes from input stream! Read 0

[biodranik]

Do you get any output from demo binary in examples/server/build ?
$ cat data/alohalytics_messages | path_to_alohalytics/examples/server/build/demo

[amenk]

That one seems to work without errors (get lots of timestamped log entries)

[biodranik]

That’s strange. How did you collect events in data/alohalytics_messages?

[amenk]

AS mentioned before, I am using the maps.me fork --- and the events are also collected using a maps.me fork (Alohalytics Code not touched)