onis not irc stats

"onis" is a script to convert irc logfiles into an HTML statistic page. Most of you probably know already what this is, but in case you don't or are curious there's sample reports using the "light"-theme, the "liner"-theme, and the "dark"-theme. I used onis 0.8.0 to create these reports.

Features as of version 0.6.1:

• Input plugins (parsers): Dancer, dircproxy, eggdrop, irssi, mIRC and XChat.
• Customization through per-user configuration (links, images, etc).
• Wide variety of statistics: Most active nicks, most active times, most referenced URLs, channel trivia and the like.
• Conversations: onis can display information about who talked with who and when.
• Very detailed user stats: For the first few users very detailed statistics can be displayed. This information includes number of lines, words and characters written, active times and conversation partners.
• Nicks can be sorted by lines, words or characters written.
• Written lines, words and characters can be displayed as number, bar or both (each) - independent of the sorting.
• Persistency: Parsed data can be dumped and reused which saves a lot of time in frequent runs.
• Log purging: Parsed lines are deleted automatically to help keep the used storage to a minimum.
• Script friendly: onis can be configured completely in the command line.
• Translation support: Generates statistics in your language. Available translations are english, german and norwegian. (The unstable release also has swedish and spanish translations :)

Since I only speak german and know a little english, and I'm not much of an illustrator either, so new translations and themes are very welcome.

So see what has changed between versions you can take a look at the ChangeLog.

• Stable:
  • onis-0.6.1.tar.gz (75 kByte)
  • onis-0.6.1.tar.bz2 (72 kByte)
  • onis-0.6.1.zip (118 kByte)
• Unstable:
  • onis-0.8.2.tar.gz (107 kByte)
  • onis-0.8.2.tar.bz2 (98 kByte)
  • onis-0.8.2.zip (165 kByte)
  • onis-0.8.2-1.noarch.rpm (107 kByte)
  • onis-0.8.2-1.src.rpm (110 kByte)

Sven Wegener has been so kind and packed an ebuild for gentoo so gentoo-users can use the emerge-system to get onis. Users of Debian Linux can get a debian package at my debian repository. If there are other packaged versions of onis out please let me know. Thanks :)

For people who like living dangerous (or who simply want to help with the development) there is onis' SVN repository which doesn't neccessarily contain a consistent version. I try to keep it in a useable state, though.. To check eveything out simply use "svn co svn://svn.verplant.org/onis/trunk"..

I've opened an IRC-channel, called #onis on IRCnet. I can't promise to be there 24/7, but you can try to catch me anyways :)