StatBoard

A simple dashboard of records created this week, this month, and all time, mountable as a Rails Engine.

Basic Configuration

Add gem to Gemfile:
```
 gem 'stat_board'
```
Add initializer and route:
```
 rails g stat_board:install
```
Configure models (in config/initializers/stat_board.rb):
```
 StatBoard.models = [User, Post, Comment]
```

Models can also be listed as strings if you encounter any loading order issues.

Routing

You can access StatBoard like this:

stat_board.root_url

Additonal Configuration

In config/initializers/stat_board.rb:

Title
```
 StatBoard.title = "YourApp Stats"
```

Basic Authentication

 StatBoard.username = "user"
 StatBoard.password = "pass"

Displaying Data Graphically (true by default)
```
 StatBoard.display_graph = true
```

You may provide your own reports, just place they into lib/stat_board/reports. Name of report should be *_report.rb. For example:

 # lib/stat_board/reports/day_report.rb
 module StatBoard
   module Reports
     class DayReport < Report
       def name
         "Last day"
       end

       def scope(model)
         super.where(["created_at > ?", 1.day.ago])
       end
     end
   end
 end

Issues

Models can be specified as strings rather than constants if you encounter loading order issues.
If you're using the Asset Pipeline, you'll need to add stat_board/bootstrap.css to your precompile paths.
If you have config.assets.initialize_on_precompile set to false, then you will need to add stat_board/highcharts.js to your precompile paths.

Contributing

Happily accepting contributions to improve StatBoard. To contribute, fork, add your thing, add some specs, and send a pleasantly worded pull request.

In order to setup the databases locally, you'll need to: bundle exec rake db:migrate app:db:test:prepare

StatBoard is released under the MIT License. See MIT-LICENSE for further details.