TeamspeakStats - a simple stats-generator, based on server-logs

[thor77]

TeamspeakStats is a simple tool to create a stats-site for onlinetime, kicks and bans on your Teamspeak3-Server.

It is based on your Teamspeak3-server logs and therefore doesn't need any direct (query) access to your instance and even works, if the instance is down.
The configuration is very simple and possible via cli-flags or a config-file.
All steps to get the tool up and running, are described in the README or with more technical depths in the docs.
The sourcecode of the tool is available on GitHub.
Installation is possible using pip

pip install tsstats

or the included setup.py

python setup.py install

You can also use the tool in-place by running it via

python -m /path/to/TeamspeakStats/tsstats

If you are missing a feature, have questions regarding the configuration or find a bug, feel free to open an issue on GitHub!

[thor77]

Just to keep this thread (at least fairly) updated, here are some of the features added since the creation of this thread (June 2016) in no particular order:

• proper support for multiple virtual servers
• view last connect date/time of clients
• view nick history of clients
• various internal improvements (unit tests for all parts of the tool, a lot of refactoring, git-tagged releases)

[Bluscream]

I don't like server hdd space wasted with logs so i run a cronjob purging the logs every 7 days, does your app have some cache so it saves only the required stats ?

[thor77]

I don't like server hdd space wasted with logs so i run a cronjob purging the logs every 7 days, does your app have some cache so it saves only the required stats ?

No, there's currently no cache-functionality. But feel free to open an Issue about it.

[mjewl]

does this works on windows server? how does one install it on windows server?

[thor77]

does this works on windows server? how does one install it on windows server?

Sure, it just needs Python.
Once Python is installed install the script with

pip install tsstats

[pgrzeszczyk]

I don't like server hdd space wasted with logs so i run a cronjob purging the logs every 7 days, does your app have some cache so it saves only the required stats ?

This is an old post, but maybe you could give some more tips on haw to do it? I'm new in such (cron, etc.) things.