TreeGarden

More progress on my statistics analysis tool.

Looks pretty decent now:

The next steps are

• a specific module to graph pages by google rank
• an OOo export
• a phpmv integration, when v2 is out

Edit Fonts are a bit small, here is a close-up:

Generating SVG from PHP is quite cool if you want my opinion. I am working on generating complete and configurable web statistics reports. I jsut throw the first bits in yesterday, and here is the first result:

This is generated with the subsequent API calls:

$tp = new TimePlot('title', new Rect(0, 0, 700, 700));
$tp->addReportFile('Search Phrases_2005-01-01_2005-01-31.CSV');
$tp->addReportFile('Search Phrases_2005-02-01_2005-02-28.CSV');
$tp->addReportFile('Search Phrases_2005-03-01_2005-03-31.CSV');
$tp->addReportFile('Search Phrases_2005-04-01_2005-04-30.CSV');
$tp->addReportFile('Search Phrases_2005-05-01_2005-05-31.CSV');
$tp->addReportFile('Search Phrases_2005-06-01_2005-06-30.CSV');
$tp->addReportFile('Search Phrases_2005-07-01_2005-07-31.CSV');
$tp->addReportFile('Search Phrases_2005-08-01_2005-08-31.CSV');
$tp->addReportFile('Search Phrases_2005-09-01_2005-09-30.CSV');

$tp->addTrace('DO certification', '/([D|d])([O|o])( )*(-)*( )*[178|254]/');
$tp->addTrace('IEC certification', '/([I|i][E|e][C|c])/');
$tp->addTrace('Jobs', '/([j|J][o|O][b|B])/');
$tp->addTrace('SCADE', '/([s|S][c|C][A|a][d|D][e|E])/');
$tp->addTrace('Esterel', '/([e|E][s|S][t|T][e|E][R|r][E|e][L|l])/');
$tp->addTrace('All', '/(.*)/');

echo $tp->asSvg();

CSV files are generated by my current statistics tool, but I plan to plug this code directly in phpMyVisites

Of course, there is still a lot to do...

Once your web site sarts to have less errors thanks to the previous script , you will enjoy a shorter one, only reporting pages with errors and a count oof them in the subject to track your progression.

lire la suite

You need:

• bash
• tidy
• wget
• A mail command

So it should be quite portable.

You also need the list of pages to validate. As my web strucure is managed by php, I creted a php page returning this list.

#!/bin/bash
tmpValid=/tmp/autoweb-valid.txt
tmpMail=/tmp/autoweb-mail.txt
##get list of pages
pageList=$(wget http://www.esterel-technologies.com/admin/allUrls.php -O - -q)
i=0
echo "ET Web validation ( $(date) )" >> $tmpMail
for page in $pageList
do
  i=$
  localName="/tmp/am-autoweb-$i.html"
  ##Get the page
  wget -q $page -O $localName >/dev/null
  echo "$i. $page" >>$tmpMail
  tidy -o /dev/null -q -utf8 -f $tmpValid $localName >> $tmpMail
  cat $tmpValid >> $tmpMail
  echo "" >> $tmpMail
  rm -f $localName
  rm -f $tmpValid
done
mail -s "Web Validation" your@email.here < $tmpMail
rm -f $tmpMail

The neat thing is to use wget to retreive page, so:

1. Tidy runs on the generated page, so it also checks the tags generated by php
2. You can run the script from another machine than your web server. Great if you do not have a shell account on it.

Could you guess that these two designs are equivalent ?

Original design :

Reworked design:

Both are an implementation of the Simulink Backlash

If you find a better one than mine (The mean block with zero is here on purpose, as the division by two is implemented with a bitshift.), or a worst one than the original, feel free to show me your code drawings!

It took me some times to figure out how to handle the filenames. The secret is cygpath, which transforms cygwin filenames to windows (-w option) filenames

#!/bin/bash
DIR=$(cygpath -w $(pwd))
DEST=$DIR/png_$1
mkdir $DEST
INKSCAPE="C:/Documents and Settings/monnier/Desktop/labo/LATEST/inkscape/inkscape.exe"
for i in $(ls *.svg) 
do
	"$INKSCAPE" $DIR/$i -e ${DEST}/${i}_${1}.png -w $1
done

Several monthes ago, I spent a few days building a PFD java bean, using the nice Java 2D API. Meanwhile, I was starting to play with inkscape and SVG files. And found many common things.

lire la suite

A toy I made, and will never earn enough to buy. Well, not exactly made, not exactly I. But I participated to it's conception.

I have been working during these seven weeks at Johnson Controls to help the HMI team with our SCADE product. It's very interesting to see how our tool is used on the field, in real every day work. I met very interesting people and this first contact with the automotive world was very instructive. And busy.

I'm back, after restful holydays.

Spent 3 days doing that:

Who will understand what it does ?