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# wiki-usage
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Generate usage stats on a mediawiki site, specically outputting the following 3 figures.
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1. Bar chart showing page edits and active users per year
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2. Table showing user contributions per user over the past 5 years
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3. Table showing page edits over the past 3 years
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Note, 'page edits' in the bar chart only shows the number of unique pages that have been edited. For example if mutliple users make multiple edits to a page, that page edit tally will still just be 1. Conversely, the user contributions table includes all unique edits to a page per day. For example, if a user makes 3 edits to the same page on three different days, the user contribution tally will be 3.
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## Usage
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1. Go to this wiki page:
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<https://wiki.wrl.unsw.edu.au/index.php?title=Special:AllPages>
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2. Highlight all the pages then copy/paste the list of page titles in the "Add pages manually" text box here: https://wiki.wrl.unsw.edu.au/index.php/Special:Export. Note, you'll need to click Next Page to copy/paste ALL of the pages.
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3. Uncheck the box 'Include only the current revision, not the full history' and check the box 'Save as file'
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4. Click export.
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5. Move the downloaded xml file into the same folder as `wiki-stats.py`,
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6. Update the filepath to this .xml in the script. You may also need to update the list of project engineers. Then run it with `python wiki-stats.py`. The 3 figures will be output in a folder called `<YEAR>_Figures`
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## Sample output
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