The solution is a small Chrome extension that would read URL of each page and inject it to the website on page load. It could be a small text on top of each page. In this example the URL keyword is not visible - it is hidden behind an image. The Chrome extension will put page URL into ALT tag of the logo image (present on each page). Now, when you hover your mouse over the logo you will see webclick statistics of the current page. Cool!
With a Python script I scrapped all URLs from the main WWW page and generated random traffic data for them. Then created a hyper card. Now the data is available for the main page and on every subpage 1 level deep from the main page. It works great as a demo, but can be easily use in production solutions.
See attached video with the solution as well as ZIP file containing
- custom chrome extension that needs to be added to Chrome browser
- Excel file with dummy data (in case you would like to build your own cards)
- Python script for web scrapping URLs from any website.
For this solution to work you need two Chrome extensions:
1. Standard Strategy HyperWeb card plugin
2. Custom Chrome extension (install manual: https://webkul.com/blog/how-to-install-the-unpacked-extension-in-chrome/)
