We have two sources of data:
Based on this, we can generate a basic automated metrics report, including pages in the project's scope, articles created by project members, etc. (This latter metric is especially important to WikiProject Women in Red.) The report will probably be basic at first but could later be expanded to accommodate additional reports.
| Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Resolved | Isarra | T116831 Women in Red workflow automation / optimization (tracking) | |||
| Resolved | Earwig | T119358 Tool that automatically creates list of newly created/improved articles created based on Wikidata criteria | |||
| Open | None | T129251 Automated metrics report for collaboration hubs |
Might be faster to just implement this in Python first and then add it to the extension later. Therefore de-prioritizing this.
Yeah, initially we'll probably just be sticking to the content handling and display stuff. Bots can continue supply the content for the time being while we work that out.
But this is really important and we need to do it properly sooner rather than later. So there's that. Since it'll fuel a bunch of... things.
Store snapshots of the status daily/weekly/whatever? Do we need to add a database table or something?
Also no fancy rendering for now. Just straight up taaaaables. Yes.
Also:
A metric I am really interested in seeing is relationship between an article appearing on a WikiProject and its subsequently being edited