# README #

OpenSimulator stats analyzer is a set of tools to analyze data from OpenSimulator stats logs [OPENSIM-STATS-LOGS].

ostagraph.py is capable of accepting options from the command line from one off generation or from a batch file for
generation of a set of graphs at once.

All this needs much more documentation, but you can see an example batch generation file as batch/stdgraphs.json that
will produce a set of standard graphs for a simulator input fileset.

This can be trigged by a shell command such as 

$ ./ostagraphs.py --batch batch/stdgraphs.json --outdir graphs data/oscc/2014-09-02/logs/*.log

where outdir is the directory to place the generated graphs and the last argument is the place to find the stats log
files to use in graph generation.

# Requirements #

* Python >= 2.7
* matplotlib >= 1.3.1 (very probably early versions will also work).

# References #

[OPENSIM-STATS-LOGS]

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# README #

OpenSimulator stats analyzer is a set of tools to analyze data from OpenSimulator stats logs [OPENSIM-STATS-LOGS].

ostagraph.py is capable of accepting options from the command line from one off generation or from a batch file for
generation of a set of graphs at once.

All this needs much more documentation, but you can see an example batch generation file as batch/stdgraphs.json that
will produce a set of standard graphs for a simulator input fileset.

This can be trigged by a shell command such as 

$ ./ostagraphs.py --batch batch/stdgraphs.json --outdir graphs data/oscc/2014-09-02/logs/*.log

where outdir is the directory to place the generated graphs and the last argument is the place to find the stats log
files to use in graph generation.

# Requirements #

* Python >= 2.7
* matplotlib >= 1.3.1 (very probably early versions will also work).

# References #

[OPENSIM-STATS-LOGS] - http://opensimulator.org/wiki/Show_stats#stats_record

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