Feature request: activity analytics/statistics/traffic/downloads

Hi, is it possible to collect and view statistics about the
activity of 
our packages?  For me, I don't mind having this information
be either 
public or private, and I'm particularly interested in #
visitors and # 
downloads (over time).  Even a quick and dirty,
very-coarse-grained 
first pass at introducing these numbers (ASAP) would be
tremendously 
appreciated!  Thanks for hearing me in.
-- 
Yang Zhang
http://www.mit.edu/~y_z/

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On Thu, May 08, 2008 at 03:01:17PM -0400, Yang Zhang wrote:
> Hi, is it possible to collect and view statistics about
the activity of 
> our packages?  For me, I don't mind having this
information be either 
> public or private, and I'm particularly interested in #
visitors and # 
> downloads (over time).  Even a quick and dirty,
very-coarse-grained 
> first pass at introducing these numbers (ASAP) would be
tremendously 
> appreciated!  Thanks for hearing me in.

Rough download figures for individual files are updated once
per day
and shown on the release page.  For example,
http://pypi.pytho
n.org/pypi/Rat/0.1 shows 319, 101, and 185 downloads
for the three variants of the package.

--amk
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> On Thu, May 08, 2008 at 03:01:17PM -0400, Yang Zhang
wrote:
>> Hi, is it possible to collect and view statistics
about the activity of 
>> our packages?  For me, I don't mind having this
information be either 
>> public or private, and I'm particularly interested
in # visitors and # 
>> downloads (over time).  Even a quick and dirty,
very-coarse-grained 
>> first pass at introducing these numbers (ASAP)
would be tremendously 
>> appreciated!  Thanks for hearing me in.
> 
> Rough download figures for individual files are updated
once per day
> and shown on the release page.  For example,
> http://pypi.pytho
n.org/pypi/Rat/0.1 shows 319, 101, and 185 downloads
> for the three variants of the package.

In addition, webstats are available at

http://pypi.python.o
rg/webstats/

Regards,
Martin
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