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Zume - Public Heatmaps

This plugin creates the heat maps for public display.

by zumeproject · github.com/zumeproject/zume-public-heatmaps · website

0stars
20release downloads
≈10active sites
2forks

Install

The author publishes release zips, so WP-CLI can install straight from GitHub:

wp plugin install https://github.com/zumeproject/zume-public-heatmaps/releases/download/0.4/zume-public-heatmaps.zip

Declares an update source (https://github.com/ZumeProject/zume-public-heatmaps), so updates arrive through the plugin's own updater.

From the readme

Zúme - Public Heatmap Add public & private saturation heat maps for Activity, Practitioners, Trainings, and new Churches, as well as add a reporting portal to every contact so that they can self report on status and church planting progress. Purpose Expand Disciple Tools' ability to communicate progress and collect progress from key contacts. Usage Will Do - The measurement for the saturation statistics is 1 practitioner and 2 churches for every 5,000 in the US and 50k for the world. - Adds magic links for public map display - Adds a reporting portal that allows a contact to edit the contact's personal details and report churches generationally. Requirements - Disciple.Tools Theme installed on a Wordpress Server Installing - Install as a standard Disciple.Tools/Wordpress plugin in the system Admin/Plugins area. - Requires the user role of Administrator. Contribution Contributions welcome. You can report issues and bugs in the Issues section of the repo. You can present ideas in the Discussions section of the repo. And code contributions are welcome using the Pull Request system for git. For a more details on contribution see the contribution guidelines. Screenshots Sat

Read the full README on GitHub →

Releases

TagPublishedAssetDownloads
0.4 Aug 27, 2022 zume-public-heatmaps.zip 7
0.3 Jan 6, 2022 zume-public-heatmaps.zip 5
0.2 Dec 15, 2021 zume-public-heatmaps.zip 8

Active-site estimate ≈10 comes from the median of recent superseded releases. Method.