Automatic statistics

[ORATEGOD]

Hello friends!!

Is there any code that gives this type of statistics for a channel every X hours (example: every 2 hours)

Example:

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Stats #Channel: Join(s): 1234 | Part(s): 240 | Quit(s): 624 | Kick(s): 74 | Ban(s): 32 | Peak: 1589
Stats #Channel: ~ Total: 2 | & Total: 5 | @ Total: 3 | % Total: 2 | + Total: 45 | Total Users: 412

I appreciate your great help in advance.

[CrazyCat]

Not sure it exists, but quite easy to do.
I'm not sure to understand if the second line is live or statistical

[ORATEGOD]

Not sure it exists, but quite easy to do.
I'm not sure to understand if the second line is live or statistical

Hi CrazyCat .. thanks for replying =)

The first line... is statistics.
The second line... is live.

[simo]

you could try this for the live stats, you would need to find a way to store the stats for kicks bans and such.

also make sure you load thommey's ArbitraryChanmodes tcl to detect owners ~ and admins &

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# to enable: .chanset #channel +CheckChanStats

 bind cron - {0 */2 * * *} ChanStats:Check:cron

	setudef flag CheckChanStats

 proc ChanStats:Check:cron {min hour day month weekday} {
 foreach [string tolower channel] [channels] {
	  if {![channel get $channel CheckChanStats]} continue             
     set chan [string tolower $channel] 
 	set owners 0
	set admins 0
	set ops 0
	set hops 0
	set voices 0
	set regs 0
	set users [chanlist $chan]
	for { set total 0 } { $total < [llength $users] } { incr total } {
		if {[isowner [lindex $users $total] $chan]} { incr owners } elseif  {[isadmin [lindex $users $total] $chan]} { incr admins } elseif {[isop [lindex $users $total] $chan]} { incr ops } elseif {[ishalfop [lindex $users $total] $chan]} { incr hops } elseif {[isvoice [lindex $users $total] $chan]} { incr voices }
     	if {![isowner [lindex $users $total] $chan] && ![isadmin [lindex $users $total] $chan] && ![isop [lindex $users $total] $chan] && ![ishalfop [lindex $users $total] $chan] &&  ![isvoice [lindex $users $total] $chan]} { incr regs }	
}
    puthelp "privmsg $chan :ChanStats for $chan is: ~ Total: $owners | & Total: $admins | @ Total: $ops |  % Total: $hops | + Total: $voices |  regular Total: $regs  | Total Users: $total"
  	    return 0
		}
	}

[CrazyCat]

You can try https://gitlab.com/tcl-scripts/irc-stat ... cstats.tcl

I didn't added admins and owner in live stats because I can't test it, and the "total" users is the number of normal users.
This script is just a POC to help you, probably some bugs exist in it, but none appears in my small tests

[ORATEGOD]

You can try https://gitlab.com/tcl-scripts/irc-stat ... cstats.tcl

I didn't added admins and owner in live stats because I can't test it, and the "total" users is the number of normal users.
This script is just a POC to help you, probably some bugs exist in it, but none appears in my small tests

Thanks a lot CrazyCat, this script works very well.

[CrazyCat]

Nice
Keep in mind that these stats are volatile: they'll be reseted if you rehash/restart the eggdrop

[Urores]

If you’re using something like Python, you could set up a cron job or use a task scheduler to run the script every X hours. The script would gather the stats from the channel and log them accordingly.
Here’s a rough outline in Python:
import time
import your_channel_api # Replace with actual API library

def fetch_stats():
stats = your_channel_api.get_channel_stats('#Channel')
with open('stats_log.txt', 'a') as f:
f.write(f"Stats #Channel: Join(s): {stats['joins']} | Part(s): {stats['parts']} | Quit(s): {stats['quits']} | Kick(s): {stats['kicks']} | Ban(s): {stats['bans']} | Peak: {stats['peak']}\n")
f.write(f"Stats #Channel: ~ Total: {stats['total']['~']} | & Total: {stats['total']['&']} | @ Total: {stats['total']['@']} | % Total: {stats['total']['%']} | + Total: {stats['total']['+']} | Total Users: {stats['total']['users']}\n")

while True:
fetch_stats()
time.sleep(7200) # Sleep for 2 hours

You’ll need to adapt it based on your API and specific needs.

[CrazyCat]

We're speaking about eggdrops, not about external python scripts.