Statistics Home page ?

[slyckers]

Hello,
it is possible to add the statistics on the home page?
This:
https://i.gyazo.com/1e1a698ed920a1f6729dffd839f7dc0c.png

Thanks

 

[SMP]

See this https://chevereto.com/community/thr...ome-page-pages-via-dashboard.7222/#post-39586

 

[slyckers]

Thanks
https://resizup.com 🙂

 

[McAtze]

How can i get the stats in the right form like the dashboard? Especially the disk usaged.

$stats = CHV\Stat::getTotals();
/*
[users] => 1
[images] => 16
[albums] => 2
[image_views] => 17
[likes] => 0
[disk_used] => 18774631
*/
echo $stats['images']; // Will output the total # images

This is how i get the stats for the homepage, but i liked to see it in e.g. 5.5 GB and not in 54625452

Thanks for your help

 

[bobbysamai]

I am also looking for what code and where to put it, to get stats on homepage to show.

 

[Rodolfo]

You need to use the format bytes function

 

[McAtze]

@Rodolfo Do you have a link or a hint for me?

 

[Rodolfo]

G\format_bytes()

 

[McAtze]

Okay, i don't get it. I found the function but i don't really know what i should do.

 

[Rodolfo]

Okay, i don't get it. I found the function but i don't really know what i should do.

Is very easy:

echo G\format_bytes($bytes);

 

[McAtze]

Well, i think its to much for me. This is my Code, whats wrong ...

<div class="overflow-auto text-align-center margin-top-20">
            <?php $stats = CHV\Stat::getTotals(); ?>
            <div class="stats-block c6 fluid-column display-inline-block">
                <span class="stats-big-number">
                    <strong class="number"><?php echo $stats['images'] > 999999 ? $stats['images'] : number_format($stats['images']); ?></strong>
                    <span class="label"><?php _ne('Image', 'Images', $stats['images']); ?></span>
                </span>
            </div>
            <div class="stats-block c6 fluid-column display-inline-block">
                <span class="stats-big-number">
                    <strong class="number"><?php echo $stats['albums'] > 999999 ? $stats['albums'] : number_format($stats['albums']); ?></strong>
                    <span class="label"><?php _ne('Album', 'Albums', $stats['albums']); ?></span>
                </span>
            </div>
            <div class="stats-block c6 fluid-column display-inline-block">
                <div class="stats-big-number">
                    <strong class="number"><?php echo G\format_bytes($bytes, $stats['disk_used']); ?> <span><?php echo $stats['disk_unit']; ?></span></strong>
                    <span class="label"><?php _se('Disk used'); ?></span>
                </div>
            </div>
        </div>

 

[Rodolfo]

G\format_bytes() accepts one argument, not two.

 

[McAtze]

It's me, again... 🙁

Anyone who can help with the storage stats? I don't get the hint from @Rodolfo 😵😳
I am not familiar with PHP Frameworks.
----------------------------------------------------------
Damn, i got it.. 😎😀

It should look like:

<div class="stats-block c6 fluid-column display-inline-block">
          <div class="stats-big-number">
          <strong class="number"><?php echo G\format_bytes($stats['disk_used']); ?> <span><?php echo G\format_bytes($stats['disk_unit']); ?></span></strong>
           <span class="label"><?php _se('Disk used'); ?></span>
           </div>
 </div>