amplitude-freeze

This microservice solve problem of sharing amplitude's graphs with other people.

It uses phantomjs to login on https://amplitude.com as configured user (taken from env variables AMPFREEZE_LOGIN and AMPFREEZE_PASSW) and then opens one by one all pages from config file. After opening page it extracts graph html and all used CSS styles.

At the end of this process all graphs are written into /srv/html/index.html which is served with default python's SimpleHTTPServer.

build

For manually building docker image simply run

docker build -t amplitude-freeze-image .

run

You can run service from prebuilded image with command

docker run \
    --name amplitude-freeze \
    -ti \
    -e AMPFREEZE_LOGIN=amplitude-login@email.com \
    -e AMPFREEZE_PASSW=amplitude-password \
    -v /path/to/config.json:/srv/config.json \
    -p 8000:8000
    ontrif/amplitude-freeze

Config file config.json must describe all graphs with full urls:

[
    {
        "group": "First group",
        "graphs": [
            { "url" : "https://analytics.amplitude.com/org/123123/chart/mfmfmfmf", "title": "Example chart" }
        ]
    },
    {
        "group": "Second group",
        "graphs": [
            { "url" : "https://analytics.amplitude.com/org/123123/chart/11111111", "title": "Example chart 1" },
            { "url" : "https://analytics.amplitude.com/org/123123/chart/22222222", "title": "Example chart 2" },
            { "url" : "https://analytics.amplitude.com/org/123123/chart/33333333", "title": "Example chart 3" },
            { "url" : "https://analytics.amplitude.com/org/123123/chart/44444444", "title": "Example chart 4" }
        ]
    }
]

Then you can watch fetching process in terminal and then open http://localhost:8000 with result page.