web-analytics-starter-kit VS repohistory

If you're looking for one that gives you more control, there is a starter kit from Tinybird to build your own GA replacement over a managed ClickHouse. You can customise it as much as you want, capture different data, do different analytics, custom frontend, etc. https://github.com/tinybirdco/web-analytics-starter-kit

The Starter Kit we’ve used in this blog post is based on an open source GitHub repository. Within that repository is a "dashboard" folder. All you need to do is fork the repository and augment the code for the dashboard to your liking. It’s built using Next.js with React v18 as a framework, and it uses Tailwind for CSS styling, so it’s very easy to customize if you’re comfortable with the tech stack.

This 10-second limit can be restrictive. During my work on Repohistory, I needed a cron job to fetch users' repo traffic data daily. As the user base grew, completing this task within 10 seconds became unfeasible.

However the journey doesn't end here. I'm continually working on developing and adding some exciting new features to Repohistory. If you're interested in this evolving project, feel free to check it out and stay updated on GitHub!