AwstatsParser
This package contains a series of classes to help read and merge Awstats data files. It includes an example that can be used to merge Awstats data files via a posix commandline., (*1)
Class description
The package contains three classes:, (*2)
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AwstatsFromFile, used to read existing Awstats statistics from file;
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AwstatsMerger, used to merges instances of AwstatsFile;
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AwstatsFile, which is an abstract class used to generalise the two.
Merging files
The awmerge.php script included in the package may be used to easily merge Awstats data files from a shell.
CLI arguments are the filenames to merge; the merged statistics file will be echoed to the output buffer (e.g. STDOUT) and can be piped., (*3)
Let’s give an example. Say you have two Awstats statistics files awstats062010.aaronweb.net.txt and awstats062010.projects.aaronweb.net.txt, and the AwParse script as awparse.php. Assuming php is the binary for php-cli, you’d merge these files by executing:, (*4)
$ php awparse.php awstats062010.www.aaronweb.net.txt awstats062010.projects.aaronweb.net.txt > awstats062010.aaronweb.net.txt
To do
- Import mode: only add unique missing data, or merge all data
- Prefixes and suffixes for URLs on import, i.e. adding /projects as a prefix
Contributing
Bug reports and pull requests are most welcome through Github. The repository is located at:
https://github.com/AaronVanGeffen/AwstatsParser, (*5)
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