This egg contains a parser for AwStats files, providing a convenient
dict like API:
>>> from bda.awstatsparser.defaults import ( ... PREFIX, ... POSTFIX, ... SECTIONDEFS, ... )
PREFIX and POSTFIX are used to build the target stats file path,
SECTIONDEFS defines the expected structure of the stats file and the keys
to use for providing the several values.
The API is provided due to the ParsedStatistics class:
>>> from bda.awstatsparser.parser import ParsedStatistics >>> parser = ParsedStatistics(domain='same_as_awstats_conf_name', ... dir='/var/lib/awstats', ... PREFIX, POSTFIX, SECTIONDEFS)
You can ask for available stats keys:
>>> parser.available ['012010', '122009']
You can query the latest available stats key:
>>> parser.latest '012010'
Access some stats information:
>>> sider = parser[parser.latest]['SIDER'] >>> stat = sider['/path/which/was/logged'] >>> stat['pages'] 99
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- Robert Niederreiter <rnix@squarewave.at>