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    "description": "The statistics feature allows you to query your page statistics such as word count, internal, backlinks and get insight on your whole website at once.",
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====== ComboStrap Analytics - Page Statistics ======


===== About =====
The ''ComboStrap Page Statistics'' are a list of ''page statistics'' that are available in the [[data|analytical data]].


===== Example Words Summary =====
For instance, if you want to get statistics over ''words'', you could [[query|execute]] the below query.
<code sql>
select
	count(*) as page_count,
	round(avg(word_count)) as words_avg,
	sum(word_count) as words_count,
	max(word_count) as words_max,
	min(word_count) as words_min
from
	(
	select
		id,
		json_extract(analytics, '$.statistics.word_count') as word_count
	from
		pages
	where
		analytics is not null
)
</code>

And this is the result that we get on this website.

^ page_count ^ words_avg ^ words_count ^ words_max ^ words_min ^
|268|181|45933|1301|11|



===== See =====

You can see them by having a look to the [[data|data]] of a page with the export URL. For instance, for this page, you could check them at the following URL

<btn>
[[?do=export_combo_analytics]]
</btn>

You would see the ''statistics'' below the ''statistics'' property:
<code json>
"statistics": {
	"char_count": 1919,
	"fixme": 0,
	"header_count": {
		"h1": 1,
		"h2": 3
	},
	"internal_backlink_count": 5,
	"internal_link_count": 3,
	"internal_link_distance": {
		"avg": 0,
		"max": 0,
		"min": 0
	},
	"word_section_count": {
		"avg": 75
	}
}
</code>

===== Definition =====

  * ''authors'' the authors and their number of edits
  * ''edit_count'': the number of edits
  * ''char_count'': the number of chars
  * ''fixme'': the number of ''fixme'' present in the page
  * ''heading_count'': the number of [[docs:content:heading|heading]] by level
  * ''internal_backlink_count'': the number of internal [[docs:navigation:backlink|backlinks]]
  * ''internal_link_count'': the number of internal links
  * ''internal_broken_link_count'': the number of internal [[docs:quality:broken_link|broken links]]
  * ''internal_link_distance'': the distance of the internal links with the actual page. A value 2 would mean that you need to go in the directory structure:
        * down or up 2 times
        * or down one time and up one time
  * ''interwiki_link_count'': the number of interwiki links (ie such as this one [[doku>interwiki]])
  * ''local_link_count'': the number of local links (ie fragment link such as ''#id'')
  * ''word_section_count'': summary on words by section
  * ''word_count'': the number of words.
  * [[syntax_count|syntax_count]] shows the number of times that a syntax is used.

==== Media ====
''media'' shows a number of count statistics on ''media'' such as [[docs:content:image|image]].

Example:
<code json>
"media": {
    "total_count": 5,
    "internal_count": 5,
    "internal_broken_count": 0,
    "external_count": 0
}
</code>
where:
  * ''total_count'': the total number of media for the page
  * ''internal_count'': the number of internal media for the page
  * ''internal_broken_count'': the number of internal media that does not exists, creating a [[docs:quality:broken_link|broken link]]
  * ''external_count'': the number of external media (ie hosted on an external server, example: ''https://host/myimage.png'')