OSJ Dashboard Stats for Umami
| 开发者 | larsborg |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年6月3日 18:26 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
- Today
- Last 7 Days
- This Month
- All Time
- Top Pages
- Referrers
- Social Traffic
- Right Now
安装:
- Upload the plugin folder to
/wp-content/plugins/, or install the plugin ZIP through the WordPress Plugins screen. - Activate OSJ Dashboard Stats for Umami.
- Go to Settings → OSJ Dashboard Stats.
- Enter your Umami API base URL, auth method, API key or token details, website ID, timezone, cache window, and enabled panels.
- Use Save and test connection to confirm the API can be reached.
- Optionally enable the front-end tracking script if you want the plugin to add Umami tracking to your public pages.
- Visit the main WordPress dashboard.
屏幕截图:
常见问题:
Does this add Umami tracking to my site?
Only if you enable it. Front-end tracking is off by default. When enabled, the plugin adds the configured Umami tracker script to public pages using the configured Website ID.
Can I use it only as a dashboard viewer?
Yes. Leave front-end tracking disabled and the plugin will only read stats from the configured Umami API endpoint.
Does this send data to Old Stack Journal?
No. The plugin does not send analytics data to Old Stack Journal.
Does this work with Umami Cloud?
Yes. Use https://api.umami.is/v1 as the API base URL and choose the API key auth method. If you enable front-end tracking, use https://cloud.umami.is/script.js as the tracker script URL.
Does this work with self-hosted Umami?
Yes. Use your self-hosted Umami API URL and choose bearer token or username/password login depending on your setup. If you enable front-end tracking, use your self-hosted tracker script URL.
Can I stop tracking logged-in users?
Yes. The settings include options to avoid tracking logged-in administrators or all logged-in users. Logged-in administrators are excluded by default.
Why do panels still show a spinner if data is cached?
The dashboard widgets lazy-load through WordPress AJAX so wp-admin can render quickly. Cached panels should return from WordPress without calling Umami again until the cache window expires, but the spinner may still appear briefly while WordPress returns the cached panel HTML.
Can I hide panels I do not use?
Yes. Use the plugin settings to disable panels, or use WordPress dashboard Screen Options for normal dashboard widget visibility.
Does this plugin create public links or credits?
No. The plugin does not add public credits, badges, backlinks, or visible front-end output.
更新日志:
- Tightened the This Month chart so the full month fits without horizontal scrolling.
- Changed This Month chart labels to compact day numbers.
- Padded the This Month chart so the full calendar month is shown, even at the start of the month.
- Fixed dashboard updated timestamps so they display in the configured WordPress/site timezone.
- Avoided the single-bar monthly chart state when the current month only has one data point.
- Added a languages folder placeholder for the declared text domain path.
- Reduced Plugin Check warnings around settings sanitization, translator comments, and uninstall cleanup.
- Added optional front-end Umami tracking script insertion.
- Tracking is off by default and only runs when explicitly enabled in settings.
- Added configurable tracker script URL, optional separate tracking Website ID, head/footer location, and logged-in user exclusions.
- Added WordPress privacy-policy helper text for sites that enable tracking.
- Updated readme/privacy wording to reflect optional tracking support.
- Submission-prep pass.
- Polished readme wording for a public WordPress.org plugin listing.
- Removed internal development-stage wording from public documentation.
- Added clearer install wording for ZIP/plugin-screen installation.
- Confirmed the plugin does not add public links.
- Repository-readiness pass.
- Replaced PHP 8-only
str_contains()usage so the plugin matches its PHP 7.4 requirement. - Added stricter API base URL and timezone sanitization.
- Added enabled-panel checks to the AJAX loader.
- Improved uninstall cleanup for cached API responses and self-hosted login tokens.
- Expanded readme privacy and external service disclosures.
- Removed private-site wording from the not-configured dashboard state.
- Updated dashboard panel titles to use the
OSJ Umami Stats - ...naming pattern.
- Public plugin rename to OSJ Dashboard Stats for Umami.
- Added public slug/text-domain/class/action naming.
- Kept the working lazy-loaded cached dashboard panel system from the private OSJ build.
- Added a legacy settings fallback from the private test plugin option name.