Django-Piwik

A simple app to add the Piwik JS tracking code to your template.

Requirements

• Django

Installation

Using PyPI you can simply type into a terminal:

pip install git+https://github.com/apapillon/django-piwik.git

or (source)

pip install django-piwik

or

easy_install django-piwik

Configuration

Add piwik to the list of INSTALLED_APPS in your settings.py file.

Also PIWIK_SITE_ID (e.g. 1) and PIWIK_URL (e.g. 'piwik.example.com') are required.

PIWIK_SET_DOCUMENT_TITLE

Set to True to prepend the site domain to the page title when tracking (default: False)

PIWIK_SET_DO_NOT_TRACK

Set to True to enable client side DoNotTrack detection (default: False)

PIWIK_DISABLE_COOKIES

Set to True to disable all tracking cookies (default: False)

PIWIK_WITHOUT_JS

Set to True to not use JavaScript to track visitors (default: False)

In the template, put {% load piwik_tags %} to the top and add {% tracking_code %} before the </body> tag.

That's it. Happy tracking!

TODOs

Add this options :

PIWIK_SET_COOKIE_DOMAINS

To track visitors across all subdomains of your site

PIWIK_SET_DOMAINS

To hide clicks to known alias URLs of your site in the "Outlinks" report

Author

Copyright 2013 Raphael Jasjukaitis <webmaster@raphaa.de>

Copyright 2015 Jørn Åne de Jong <jornane@uninett.no>

Copyright 2015 Anthony Papillon <apapillon@perhonen.fr>

Released under the BSD license.