oscarssanchez/track-your-writing

Plugin on WordPress.org. Track your and your site author's productivity with accurate and stunning visual data! Compare your progress and beat your past scores!

track-your-writing's Issues

Fix case: An author does not have data

The plugin displays weird data when an author does not have post data, and the graphics look odd too.

Make the Queries more performant

To make track-your-writing queries more performant, we'll have to modify the arguments passed to the WP_Query object. See: https://10up.github.io/Engineering-Best-Practices/php/#performance

Specify time interval to months instead of days to fetch for posts

Currently, the plugin shows in "X posts this month" the number of posts written in the last 30 days. It can cause confusion with what the chart displays for the current month, as it shows posts made in a month time frame, instead of an specific number of days.

Change d3 in favor of Chart JS

At the time, D3 made sense as a learning project, however, ChartJS seems to be more appropriate to display charts here, as it takes less development time and that time could be spent building more insightful data for the end user

Enhancement: Add a metabox in post/page editor to keep track of goals

Once the goals module is implemented, a metabox in post/page editor should be good to enhance the experience and make users achieve their goals easier

Style tyw_chart_bar

The post per month chart should be styled more, in order to do so, the chart should render thin lines inside the tyw_chart_bar, once per tick. The lines must resemble somewhat this:

Fix Division by 0 warning

When an author has no posts, WordPress currently displays a warning to alert that a division by 0 is performed. Let's add some validation to fix this case.

Goals Module

As users start seeing their own progress with the post per month chart, they may want to set their own goals such as post per month or words per month. A module in the admin dashboard should be made in order to provide such functionality.

The criteria, at least for the moment, should be:

• Have a page inside the admin area to set plugin goals
• Have a module that shows the current goals and the current progress inside the plugin admin area.
• Proposed goals: post per month and words per month.
• If the goals are not set, the admin area must display a message such as "Goals not set".
• The goals module should support multiple users.

Do not display decimals in progress chart

You can't write 1.5 of a post. Track your writing should not display decimals in the post chart.

Instead, it should display only integer numbers.

Adapt for mobile

The plugin works fine on Desktop resolution, but when faced with a mobile screen size, the page does not render quite well.

It would be good to adapt to mobile users and make an adjust for them.