Metrics
Metrics calculations must be executed everyday. Some rake task
have been added to perform it.
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To execute all metrics at once. Related to previous date from today
bundle exec rake decidim:metrics:all
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To execute an specific metric. Related to previous date from today
bundle exec rake decidim:metrics:one["<metric name>"]
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To execute metrics for a given date (all or an specific one)
bundle exec rake decidim:metrics:all["YYYY-MM-DD"] bundle exec rake decidim:metrics:one["<metric name>","YYYY-MM-DD"]
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It is possible to rebuild one or all metrics since some specific day. This is useful in case current metrics are no generated or corrupt. Depending on the size of the database this can take a long time!. The command will execute the same calculations as the commands above for each day between today and the date specified.
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To rebuild metrics since a given date (all or an specific one)
bundle exec rake decidim:metrics:rebuild["YYYY-MM-DD"] bundle exec rake decidim:metrics:rebuild["<metric name>","YYYY-MM-DD"]
Available metrics
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Use the command
decidim:metrics:list
to list all available metrics using the console:
bundle exec rake decidim:metrics:list
Currently, available metrics are:
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users, created
Users
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proposals, published, not withdrawn and not hidden
Proposals
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accepted_proposals, accepted
Proposals
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supports, supports given to
Proposals
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assemblies, published
Assemblies
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participatory_processes, published
ParticipatoryProcesses
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results,
Results
inAccountability
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comments,
Comments
generated by users, related to public elements and not hidden -
meetings, public
Meetings
Only available for ParticipatorySpaces
(restricted to ParticipatoryProcesses
)
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participants, unique users who make at least one of the following actions:
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Answer a survey
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Create a debate
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Create a proposal
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Endorse a proposal
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Leave a comment
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Support a proposal
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Vote a participatory budgeting project
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followers, unique users who follow any participatory element in a
ParticipatorySpace
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endorsements, number of
Endorsements
inProposals
, within aParticipatorySpace
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debates, number of
Debates
within aParticipatorySpace
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survey_answers, number of answered
Surveys
by users within aParticipatorySpace
Configuration
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A crontab line must be added to your server to maintain them updated daily. You could use Whenever to manage it directly from the APP. You probably want to schedule a
bundle exec rake decidim:metrics:all
every night. -
An ActiveJob queue, like Sidekiq or DelayedJob
Persistence
The metrics module percomutes calculations and persists them into
decidim_metrics
database table. So this module only uses one single table to
persist metrics from all times and types.
The decidim_metrics
table has the following fields:
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day
: the day for which the metric has been computed. -
metric_type
: the type of the metric. One of: users, proposals, accepted_proposals, supports, assemblies. -
cumulative
: quantity accumulated to day `"day`". -
quantity
: quantity for the current day, `"day`". -
decidim_organization_id
: the FK to the organization to which this Metric belongs to. -
participatory_space_type
+participatory_space_id
: the FK to the participatory space to which this Metric belongs to, if any. -
related_object_type
+related_object_id
: the FK to the object to which this Metric belongs to, if any. -
decidim_category_id
: the FK to the category for this Metric, if any.
Relations around decidim_metrics
table:
+------------------------+
+--------------+ | ParticipatoryProcesses |
| Organization | +----+------------------------+
+------+-------+ |
| +--------------------+ | +------------+
| | | +----+ Assemblies |
| +----->+ ParticipatorySpace +<----+ +------------+
| | | | | +-------------+
| | +--------------------+ +----+ Initiatives |
| | +-------------+
| |
| |
+-----+-------+---+
| |
| decidim_metrics |
| |
+--------+--------+ +----------------+
| | related_object |
+--------------->+ |
| [polymorphic] |
+----------------+
Troubleshooting
If you find problems in your metrics numbers you can follow the guide Troubleshooting metrics.