Duostats

Simple website that gets some more detailed stats from Duolingo.

Known issues

There are a couple of known issues that have a very minimal impact, but are reported here.

• An unofficial icon is used for the streak repaired statistic due to a lack of the original in SVG format.
  • If you have the official icon in SVG format, then please let me know or create a pull request with the unofficial icon replaced.
• The streak repaired statistic might be higher than the actual amount that you used.
  • We don't know the real reason, but our best guess is that Duolingo marks the streak as repaired after an outage.
  • We are unsure if we can resolve this issue in the future and for this reason this warning has also been implemented on the site itself.

Setup

To setup an environment for general use, you need to follow these steps:

1. Make sure you meet the follow prerequisites
   • Docker + Docker Compose have been installed
   • The Traefik reverse proxy container has been configured
   • A registered domain name
     • You can use something like PiHole to register local domains if you aren't going to host it publicly
2. Clone this repository to your server
3. Make a copy of .env.example and call it .env
4. Edit the variables in .env until they fit your situation
   • Your domain name can be entered in here for example
5. Build the container with docker compose build

The container should now be ready, simply start it with docker compose up -d and try visiting your domain!

Setup (Development)

To setup an environment for development, you need to follow these steps:

1. Make sure you meet the follow prerequisites
   • Docker + Docker Compose have been installed
   • The Traefik reverse proxy container has been configured
2. Clone this repository to your development machine
3. Make a copy of .env.example and call it .env
4. Edit the variables in .env until they fit your situation
   • It's recommended that use use an .localhost domain, as this doesn't require any custom DNS settings of servers
5. Build the container with docker compose -f development.docker-compose.yml build

The container should now be ready, simply start it with docker compose -f development.docker-compose.yml up -d and try visiting your localhost environment!