Probably the Cloudflare app could be updated which is still called “Piwik Analytics” and calls the piwik.js, references piwik.org etc, while the block has already been changed to call it “Matomo”: https://matomo.org/blog/2017/11/piwik-now-integrated-within-cloudflare/
No sure who is responsible for it or if the code is hosted somewhere? Would be great to be able to customise the tracking code or toggle some switches, maybe I can figure out how to achieve that and contribute the required bits.
Lukas
January 9, 2021, 7:45pm
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Hi,
Sounds like a good idea.
I created https://github.com/matomo-org/matomo/issues/17068 so it doesn’t get forgotten.
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Lukas
January 12, 2021, 12:58pm
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Hi,
I’m currently doing this in
matomo-org:master ← matomo-org:matomo
opened 12:56PM - 12 Jan 21 UTC
TODO:
- [x] replace all mentions of Piwik in code (apart from name of options f… or backwards compatibility)
- [x] add schema to install.json for validation
- [x] add order to options to make the install.json valid
- [x] add options for DNT and disabling cookies (are there any other commonly used tracking code modifications?)
- [x] update standard.js for code linting
- [x] change links in package.json
- [x] change tracking code to work like the current one (but don't use minified variable names)
- [x] increase version number
- [ ] relicense code: GPL might create huge issues, so should we use MIT license (more popular) or three-clause BSD (like the tracking code)?
Things outside this repo:
- [ ] Rename app to Matomo Analytics
- [ ] replace icon
- [ ] change Piwik and URLs in description text
- [ ] maybe link to this repo in the description text
- [ ] Change name of developer and support contact
- [ ] change link to website and privacy policy
- [ ] change first screenshot (maybe use the one from the Matomo changelogs instead)
- [ ] test if new version of the app still works
If you can think of something that is missing, please tell me.
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Awesome, many thanks. I’ll have a closer look into it when being back home.