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Grape Web Statistics

Grape is an open source program that allows web developers to keep accurate statistics of visitors. Currently the program is its first alpha release phase. Bugs may be reported on our forums, which we will address very as fast as we can.


Online Demo

A live online demo is available here (Oops, we temporarily took it offline!).

Extreme Tux Racer also has a publicly viewable install here.


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Features

  • Completely free, as in open source. Licensed under the GPL.
  • Clean, sleek interface.
  • Accurately records unique and total website visits.
  • Statistics are fluid and can be accurately queried from anytime in the past. In other words Grape solves the web analytics hotel problem.
  • Extensions API for adding extra statistics or features based on the user's requirements.
  • PHP 4 and 5 intercompatible. Interdependence with any operating system.

Download

You may download the latest version here:

As of June 17, 2008, the download has been fixed so that the installer actually works. Sorry for the inconvenience!

Note: Being alpha software, Grape may have bugs that went unseen during testing. Please check back here frequently, or post on our forums if you are having any problems.


System Requirements

On the server-end:

  • PHP 4.3.x and higher
  • MySQL 4.x and higher is recommended.

It has been tested on a Windows and Linux environments, so any OS should work.

On client-side, users need have Javascript enabled. This isn't a problem, usually, and will also prevent bots from interfering with the statistics.


Installing

See the documentation in the /docs/ directory, included in the download.


Upgrading

  • Upload everything except for the /includes/config.php file and the /extensions/extensions.php file.
  • If upgrading from a version earlier than 0.2-alpha-0.8.6.1 (alpha3), follow these instructions:
  • Edit your config file on your server (/includes/config.php), find the $cms['location'] line, and add the following after it (on a separate line): $cms['theme'] = "default";
  • Upload the configurations file to your server.