(mt) Stats Viewer

(mt) Stats Viewer uses the (mt) Stats module to show graphs of (nearly) realtime stats for MediaTemple webservers using the wonderful D3.

If you want to read more about how it works and some potential problems, there's a surprisingly (to me, at least) long post here.

Setting up (mt) Stats on your server

Get an API key for your MediaTemple server. You'll also need your service ID later, which you can get by visiting https://api.mediatemple.net/api/v1/services/ids.json?apikey=XXXXX (I only have one service ID as I have one server, but apparently you could see more.)
Get a copy of Node.js. You can put (mt) Stats on your server if you want to access your stats from anywhere, or run it locally on your machine if you prefer. If you haven't got Node already and you're using Linux, there's an installation guide here. If you're running Windows or OSX then you can just download the installer from the Node site.
Download (mt) Stats Viewer from Github and run npm install in the folder where you put it to get the packages it needs (list further down for reference).
You should now have a copy of mt-stats. Rename the config file node_modules/mt-stats/config/mt-stats-sample.json to mt-stats.json and change the service ID and API key to match your server and key.
Rename the config file config/app-sample.json to app.json and change the URL and port. localPort is the internal port on which the service runs and url is the external URL for the service. Also edit gaAccount and gaDomain to match your Google Analytics details if you want to track usage.
Run app.js and you should be good to go.

Settings

Please rename app-sample.json to app.json.

localPort - Local port on which the app is running
url - Public URL for the app
mode - development uses uncompressed and (many) separate JavaScript files, while production uses Google's CDN for jQuery
title - Page title
description - Meta description contents
graphRanges - Timespans that are sent to the client for the range slider. Currently 5 mins - 1 week in ms
author - Meta author contents
jQueryCdnUrl - Yup
gaAccount - Your Google Analytics account
gaDomain - Your Google Analytics domain

Example

{
	"localPort": 3000,
	"url": "http://bits.meloncholy.com/mt-stats",
	"mode": "production",
	"title": "(mt) Stats",
	"description": "Visualise your MediaTemple stats with some gorgeous D3 graphs.",
	"graphRanges": [
		300000,
		600000,
		900000,
		1200000,
		1500000,
		1800000,
		2700000,
		3600000,
		5400000,
		7200000,
		10800000,
		14400000,
		18000000,
		21600000,
		32400000,
		43200000,
		54000000,
		64800000,
		75600000,
		86400000,
		172800000,
		259200000,
		345600000,
		432000000,
		518400000,
		604800000
	],
	"author": "Andrew Weeks",
	"jQueryCdnUrl": "http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.8.0/jquery.min.js",
	"gaAccount": "UA-XXXXXXXX-X",
	"gaDomain": "meloncholy.com"
}

Dependencies

Legal fun

(mt) Stats Viewer is licensed under the MIT licence.

Me

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iotakodali/mt-stats-viewer

(mt) Stats Viewer

Setting up (mt) Stats on your server

Settings

Dependencies

Legal fun

Me