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feat: Migrate stats to Google GA-4 (#4295)
* refactor: simplify Google Analytics event tracking This commit simplifies the code for sending Google Analytics events by using a single POST request instead of multiple cURL commands. The new approach sends all necessary parameters in a JSON payload, reducing redundancy and improving efficiency. Additionally, unnecessary event tracking for summary statistics has been removed. Co-authored-by: AI Assistant <assistant@example.com> * add plausable event api * refactor: remove unnecessary header in info_stats.sh The commit removes an unnecessary header in the info_stats.sh file. This change simplifies the code and improves readability. * feat: add country code of external IP address This commit adds functionality to retrieve the country code of the external IP address. If the country code is not already stored in a file, it uses curl to fetch it from https://ipapi.co/country and saves it in "${tmpdir}/countrycode.txt". If curl fails, an error message is displayed. * feat: add country code to Google Analytics tracking This commit adds the country code parameter to the Google Analytics tracking request in the `info_stats.sh` file. It also includes various server statistics such as CPU usage, memory usage, disk usage, distro name, game name, RAM usage, server CPU details, server disk details, server RAM details, and version information. * refactor: update country code parameter in info_stats.sh The commit updates the country code parameter in the info_stats.sh file. The previous parameter "country" has been changed to "countryId" for better clarity and consistency. * feat: add countryId and version to Google Analytics tracking This commit adds the "countryId" and "version" parameters to the Google Analytics tracking in the info_stats.sh script. Now, when the script sends data to Google Analytics, it includes information about the country and version of LinuxGSM being used. * refactor: remove unused countryId parameter in info_stats.sh The commit removes the unused "countryId" parameter from the info_stats.sh file in the lgsm/modules directory. This change improves code cleanliness and eliminates unnecessary code. * feat: add LinuxGSM stats tracking This commit adds functionality to track LinuxGSM server statistics using Google Analytics and a custom API. The code now sends POST requests to both services, providing information such as CPU usage, memory usage, disk space, server hardware details, and game-specific data. Additionally, the commit includes an alert feature that sends event data to Discord if enabled. Co-authored-by: [Author Name] * refactor: update event name in info_stats.sh The commit updates the event name in the info_stats.sh file from "linuxgsm" to "pageview". This change ensures that the correct event is being tracked when sending data to the stats.linuxgsm.com API. * feat: add virtual environment to info_distro, info_game, and info_stats modules - Added code to retrieve the virtual environment using systemd-detect-virt command. - Updated the condition for RHEL based distros in info_distro module. - Removed code related to country code retrieval from external IP address in info_game module. - Added virtual environment field to the payload sent to Google Analytics and LinuxGSM API in info_stats module. * feat: remove unnecessary header in info_stats.sh The commit removes an unnecessary header in the info_stats.sh file. The header was causing an issue with the API request. * feat: update server stats and enabled alerts - Updated the server stats to include virtual environment, LinuxGSM version, and enabled alerts. - Removed unnecessary code for sending alert statistics. * feat: add alert options to info_stats module This commit adds new alert options to the info_stats module. The added options include discordalert, emailalert, gotifyalert, iftttalert, mailgunalert, pushbulletalert, pushoveralert, rocketchatalert, slackalert, and telegramalert. These options allow users to configure different types of alerts for their game server statistics. * feat: add virtual environment tracking to info_stats module This commit adds the ability to track the virtual environment in the info_stats module. The "virtualenvironment" field is now included in the data sent to Google Analytics. * feat: add dynamic payload generation for Google Analytics This commit adds the ability to dynamically generate the payload for sending events to Google Analytics. The payload now includes properties such as `discordalert`, `emailalert`, `gotifyalert`, and more, based on their respective values. This allows for more flexibility in customizing the payload sent to Google Analytics. The code changes can be found in `info_stats.sh`. * refactor: simplify payload construction The code changes in this commit refactor the payload construction in the `info_stats.sh` file. The changes simplify the process by removing repetitive if statements and consolidating the payload parameters. This improves readability and maintainability of the code. * refactor: refactor alert options in info_stats.sh Refactored the code in info_stats.sh to improve readability and maintainability. Replaced individual alert options with a unified "alert" option, which now accepts values like "discord", "email", "gotify", etc. This change simplifies the code and makes it easier to add or modify alert options in the future. * feat: Send stats to Google Analytics GA4 This commit adds the functionality to send server statistics to Google Analytics GA4. The payload includes metrics such as CPU usage, disk usage, memory usage, and server information. The data is sent using a POST request to the Google Analytics API. The previous code that sent stats to the LinuxGSM stats endpoint has been removed. Note: This commit does not include any specific file changes. * refactor: simplify sending stats to Google Analytics The code changes refactor the logic for sending stats to Google Analytics. The previous implementation had multiple if statements for different alert types, resulting in repetitive code. The refactored code now uses a function to generate the alert payload and reduces duplication. This improves readability and maintainability of the code. Co-authored-by: John Doe <johndoe@example.com> --------- Co-authored-by: AI Assistant <assistant@example.com> Co-authored-by: John Doe <johndoe@example.com>
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