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Show number of unique users per API #1003

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bajiat opened this issue Jun 1, 2016 · 3 comments
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Show number of unique users per API #1003

bajiat opened this issue Jun 1, 2016 · 3 comments
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bajiat commented Jun 1, 2016

Show the the number of unique users

E.g. the 'unique users count' should update whenever the dashboard is filtered.

User story

As an API owner
I want to see the number of unique users for my API(s)
so that I can use that figure to determine how popular my API(s) is/are and see any changes in popularity

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apinf analytics charts2

Definition of done

  • When viewing statistics for all APIs (owned by the user), user can see the number of unique users for all those APIs
  • When viewing a single API (owned by the user), user can see the number of unique users for that particular API
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Nazarah commented Jun 16, 2016

Do you need this information in details in the Dashboard menu itself?
Becasue currently APINF has a User side menu and we can always incorporate this in that place.
Other wise, we may need to have different page link from dashboard because too much information would clutter the view.
I suggest for showing an overview of unique users with a link to see the details.
Or this can be shown in a separate diqalogue as well.

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bajiat commented Jun 16, 2016

Users menu in Apinf is for Apinf administrators, not for API owners.

The idea of unique users was just to show a number, nothing more, in dashboard. If possible, that number would change if user interacts with dashboard (e.g. selects a timeframe, changes the timeframe)

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brylie commented Jun 28, 2016

For this type of query, we probably need to store the analytics in a local collection. @frenchbread is currently working on storing the Elastic analytics in an local collection.

@bajiat bajiat added this to the Sprint 25 milestone Jun 28, 2016
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