Tidying up

Changing the content disposition, just in case

Changing the download url for csv

Minor change to sidebar

Removing cruft

Debugging

reordering maps

Fix to date fetching

Uncommenting needed code

Template fix

Minor template tweaks

Fixing setup

Fixing a typo in the instructions

Reinstating a sidebar with related info.

Adding site analytics at /data/analytics

- Allows for download as CSV
- Also refactored the publisher urls to allow index page and a read for a specific publisher

Remembered to actually limit to the top 10

Provides a top-10 most viewed datasets.

Fixing up setup.py and making sure routes exist for site and publisher reports

Fixed the publishr information (to enable leaderboard) to show the number
of children publishers and the total for all sub-publishers

Implemented further analytics by fetching more specific items.

Now fetches:
[x] Pages per visit
[x] Average visit duration
[x] % new visits
[x] Bounce rate
[x] Browser distribution
[x] IE version distribution (can work out from Browser stats)
[x] OS distribution
[x] Language distribution
[x] Location distribution
[x] Mobile device distribution
[x] Top twitter referrals

Removed some unused commented out code

Remove prettyprinting unless DEBUG is set in env and add a new
test for actually making the calls.

Adds new columns to the table to store the relevant organisation, but also
allows for the metric/value to be stored so that it can eventually contain
different metrics than the default

Packages up the data from Analytics.

- Makes sure we get the right account by requiring a new googleanalytics.account
config option which will be used to look up the correct account details.

- Changed the model to use the sqlalchemy orm and made sure it does the updates correctly.

- Still need to collect further info (such as the group details)

flake8

Commented the code in ga_auth

Minor documentation update

Minor RST error

Implement oauth2 for accessing google analytics

- Provided a command (getauthtoken) to go through the auth flow and have
the user's oauth credentials written to local disk.
- Make sure loadanalytics command uses the token file to authenticate on
the request
- Added documentation on how to get the credentials (from google) to allow
for the oauth2 flow.
- Added google-api-client to the requirements

Initial iteration

Initial commit