wolfskaempf/statistics repository overview

⁠statistics

Catering all the statistics lovers of the European Youth Parliament

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Welcome! We aim to provide a GA Statistics platform, which can be used on any given session with any set of committees or statistics requirements. It's completely open source and is built using Python⁠ in conjunction with the Django Web Framework⁠.

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⁠Basics

⁠Is statistics ready to be used?

Yes, you can now use it for your own session.

Alternatively, you can help to improve it if you like! Submit ideas as issues, via our web-form without an account⁠ or contact us for cooperation opportunities.

⁠What does it look like?

You can have a look yourself. At the moment, the project is available at stats.eyp.org⁠.

⁠How can I use statistics during my session?

At the moment, you are able to add your session by visiting stats.eyp.org/create_session⁠. If you'd like more information fist, please have a look at our documentation⁠.

⁠Features

• Live statistics for your GA
• Instant, exact vote counts (forget show of hands)
• More beautiful than a last-minute PowerPoint presentation
• More valuable than any PowerPoint presentation
• Completely mobile-optimised
• Friendly developers who take your feedback seriously

⁠What new features are already planned?

You can check out our planned features on our kanban board⁠.

⁠I would like to have a new feature!

Please feel free to share your ideas! We'd love to hear them! Just add them to the issues of the project. If you don't have a GitHub account, you can submit ideas here⁠.

⁠Stuff for nerds

⁠How can I run a local copy of statistics?

To run statistics locally, please check out our documentation⁠.

⁠How can I help to help make statistics better?

You can of course send pull requests which contain features. Please make sure to contact us first to make sure that we can accept your feature into the master repository.

⁠Stuff for newcomers

⁠I don't know how I got here, what is all of this?

If you don't know what the EYP (European Youth Parliament) is, read through our Wikipedia Article⁠ or visit our website⁠.

Every time the people who are part of this organisation gather for a large event, a part of this event is called the GA. It stands for General Assembly⁠ and it's exactly that. During the GA the participants will discuss different topics in various manners. We designed statistics to keep track of all of this data and make it nice and easy to collect and display it.