Coding challenge: Help visualize KB localization coverage

SUMO
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Hi all,

Kitsune internal dashboards are not providing a nice visualization of the localization coverage for all locales and products in a single view, but apparently there is an API to extract this data.

Who would be interested in playing with the data to get a visualization like this with the latest data (last day)?

ProductName

Locale Top 20 Top 100 All articles
Locale code XX% XX% XX%

I’m specially interested in Firefox Desktop, Firefox for Android, Firefox iOS and Firefox Lite

Cheers

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I am giving this a try.

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Would it be possible to export the entire data to a single file and make it available?
The API will need to be called a few thousand times to get all the data and it seems like a bad approach to doing it. It also causes a gateway timeout.

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Is there a way just to call the API for the last day data and then stop? We don’t really need all historical data, right?

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I also experienced the very same problem and asked this question on Telegram.

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@safwan I was told you had some experience hacking on kitsune code in the past, maybe this is a quick fix to the API that can hep the data manipulation?

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@nukeador his has been broken since we upgraded to elasticsearch 2.x.
I have started working on upgrading the infrastructure to Elasticsearch 6.x and I dont think this API can be fixed easily without upgrading it elasticsearch 6.x.
If you have DB access of SUMO, I can try to write some SQL query that you can run in order to get the result you are trying to get

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Bug for info: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1385892

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But this API I’m referring to is working.

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I suspect the API is providing correct data. If the API is providing actual data, you could see the matrics in the localization metrix page
https://support.mozilla.org/kb/dashboard/metrics/aggregated

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The API is providing good data but that dashboard has been broken for a long time now.