Major overhaul of chronometer script

[PromoFaux]

Added -j option to output stats as JSON formatted string. If run with no option, then chronometer runs as normal.

Fixed calculations to match those on the web dashboard.

Total number of domains now takes whether or not IPv6 is used into consideration.

As this will output a JSON string, this can also be consumed by index.php AND api.php on the web dashboard.

i.e Change api.php to simply read:

(corrected)
Though I don't know anything about PHP, so someone may wish to correct that.

Similarly index.php can read the output of this script and parse the JSON to populate the dashboard.

Plus, think of all the other crazy things you could do with the data.

[AzureMarker]

opercentBlockedTodayion? You coined a new word without even noticing! 😄

[PromoFaux]

fixed

[AzureMarker]

In your comment about changing api.php, I don't think you need }' in the string.

[PromoFaux]

Currently api.php a JSON string like this:
{"domains_being_blocked":"136774","dns_queries_today":"6114","ads_blocked_today":"764","ads_percentage_today":12.49591102388}

and this script change outputs this:
{"domains_being_blocked":"68387","dns_queries_today":"6095","ads_blocked_today":"764","ads_percentage_today":"12.53"}

Edit: Note, Numbers are different in the script output because the log file is being parsed for todays date. The current dashboard does not.

[AzureMarker]

What's the difference?

[PromoFaux]

Oh, wait, I see you're referencing my php psuedocode!

[AzureMarker]

It should be <?php echo exec("/usr/local/bin/chronometer.sh -j"); ?> (Without the {')

[PromoFaux]

But other than that, valid PHP script?

[AzureMarker]

I believe so. There's a feature that I think is standard, where you don't need the ?> if there's only php in the file (and ends with *.php), so it could even be shortened to:

<?php
echo exec("/usr/local/bin/chronometer.sh -j");

[PromoFaux]

I was brave and tried the PHP changes myself!

[AzureMarker]

Do they work?

[PromoFaux]

Of course they work, I would not commit untested code (anymore!!)