The past week I have further developed the Analytics module as part of Nomie6-oss. In order to create this feature, I have rebuild the pivottable.js package and embedded this package in Nomie.
I already shared some screen casts last week where you could already see the basic usage. On top of this basic usage I have now introduced some additional features which you can configure in the pivot editor:
As per above screenshot you have the following options:
– Set the amount of days of history data you would like to retrieve. Be aware, the more days you choose, the longer it takes before your pivot is loaded
– Reset Filters. With this option you can reset all your filters in one go. This is handy when you lost your view on all the filters you set as part of the active pivot
– Searchterms. You can enter free format search terms which will then be searched in all your notes for the amount of days back you selected. The amount of hits per day will become part of your dataset for each search term. Searchterms should be semicolon separated.
The searchterms will be light blue colored as part of your dataset:
A final feature I have included is the option to set the default pivot which will load when you open the Analytics area. You can recognize the default pivot by the green indicator. The number in the green indicator represents the days of history for this pivot. You can simply make another pivot default by clicking on the orange indicator:
Finally, a screenshot of how a heatmap table could look like:
For those who cannot wait, you can already run Nomie from https://dev.dailynomie.com
This instance already includes the analytics module.
As always: happy tracking!
