matt413

Same here. Received it for 3 production apps with regular traffic going through Oauth. No idea how to "use them" while they're already in use.

Thanks for checking it out. Here's a quick demo: https://www.funcburger.com/storage/demo.mp4

Thanks for checking it out. I may be way out of my depth here, but these are some examples I could think of:

I have two separate propmotions running in US and CA. I could create a link with this formula "https://ecom.com/promotions/{country}" and use the generated shortlink in my social posts. Users who click on the link will be automatically redirected to the correct promotion based on their IP address.

I have 50 products, and want to run a lucky "product" campaign. I create a link with this formula "https://ecom.com/products/{randomNumber}" and post it up on social media. Users who click on my link will randomly land on one of my products (I realise this requires a bit of adjustment I should make to the tool to make random numbers customisable).

I'm running a campaign that should send users to different pages each day (or month). I could write "https://ecom.com/promotions/daily-{day}" or "https://ecom.com/promotions/monthly-{month}" so that users who click on my short link are always redirected to the correct page without needing me to update my link every day / month.

I recognise I'm searching for problems to fit the solution here. Do any of these make any sense?

Grafana is far more robust and feature-rich. You have a million options and configurations, and heck, you can even set up the open-source version for yourself for free. If you enjoy diving deep into your data and setting up sophisticated custom dashboards, this may be just what you need.

Charello is a light and quick way to turn your database into charts. Once you add your connection, your charts are live and ready for your consumption. There's not much to customize or play with, and that's how it's intended to be. If you're looking for quick visualization with almost no configuration, you may find this useful.

That's a great idea! I will definitely consider that as I expand the coverage of the extension.

Thanks for checking it out :)

Thanks for the feedback! Will implement both in the next iteration :)