superseriousstats

Super Serious Stats is a PHP program that analyzes IRC log files and stores the data in a MySQL database. After reading a couple of logfiles there will be enough data to generate a nice HTML page with statistics on it which will give you insight in the channels users and activity.

How it works in a nutshell
 1. You save logging from your IRC channel to plain text files using an IRC bot like eggdrop.
 2. Every day you have Super Serious Stats read through the logfile of the previous day and store all usable data in a database.
 3. Now you have the program generate a cool HTML page for everyone in the channel to gaze at!

Features:

• Coded in PHP, runs from CLI (commandline)
• Data stored in MySQL, daily increments
• Supports Eggdrop logging out of the box

What is new in this release:

• A relatively small update with some important bugfixes.
• Most notably, the use of PHP's anonymous functions has been removed to eliminate problematic memory leaks.
• A new feature enables users to display a picture on their pages.

What is new in version 6.0:

• This version makes use of SQLite instead of MySQL, which was the RDBMS of choice in prior versions.
• One minor requested feature was added: the ability to exclude nicks from the stats page.

What is new in version 5.1:

• Notable changes are the addition of parser support for the HexChat, LimeChat, and Textual IRC clients.
• Parts of the code have been simplified, which led to several bugs being caught and fixed.
• Configuration should now be easier, and allows for better customization.
• The output pages have been changed to HTML5/CSS3.

What is new in version 5.0:

• This version adds several new features, including projected line counts, milestones, and parser support for nodelog logs.
• The codebase has been slimmed down considerably, removing many unnecessary checks and catches dating back to old irrelevant ideology.
• Along with some bugfixes, this release brings better disk I/O and smaller database sizes.

What is new in version 4.3:

• This version fixes several minor bugs and updates the documentation.

What is new in version 4.2:

• This release addresses some bugs related to the nicklinker.

What is new in version 4.1:

• This update removes many of the nested queries in the maintenance code, resulting in better performance.
• Automatic nick linking is now turned on by default and no longer requires user input.

What is new in version 4.0:

• Over a hundred improvements to the code, including bugfixes and new features.
• Unicode support in 3.x was broken and is now fixed.
• More statistics and simpler configuration.

What is new in version 3.1:

• This version has different configuration settings from sss-3.0
• Include more detailed datetime information at the bottom of every page
• Fix css so high-bars have bold subs again
• Rename default.css to sss.css
• Make user editable settings more apparent in user.php and history.php
• Default most recent urls to 25 (was 50)
• Have user.php and history.php link back to the mainpage
• Make links a bit more chique
• Make console output less wide to improve visibility
• Handle unicode properly
• Trailing slashes should not be truncated from urls
• Lines with an URL in them cannot become a quote
• Change the PHP 5.3 requirement to a notification
• New config file with explanation of settings included
• Less complicated and more reliable logfile name parsing with logfile_dateformat setting
• Properly parse gzipped logfiles
• Various optimizations to code and style

Requirements:

• PHP
• MySQL Enterprise Edition
• an HTTP server

Limitations:

• Not everything is documented