Re: DDOOR
  By: Tim Whitson to All on Tue Feb 22 2022 09:47 pm

 TW> But I wanted to run it under my current BBS. But I did not want to use
 TW> batch files to run each door game. I like Synchronets command line, it's
 TW> much easier than setting up batch files.
 TW> Today I figured I could take advantange of the Clean-up Command Line in
 TW> SCFG. I did have to set up a very simple batch file to run DDOOR on the
 TW> games I wanted to track but it seems to work.
 TW> I run the undate file (ddoor /g) in my nightly batch file to undate the
 TW> tracking screen. It'll be interesting to see how it works.

For Synchronet there's a utility from a few years back called Syncdoor that parses door usage from Sync's log files. It just tallies up the number of times each door was ran and outputs the counts to a monthly or yearly ANSI/text file, and has config options for selecting color of the output. Really basic and doesn't require having to run a program to maintain the counts. The author of  wrote a couple other utilities for parsing other info from the logs as well.

I used Syncdoor for about a year before I decided I wanted something more customizable, so I ended up writing my own script which not only tracks top door usage, but also tracks top user stats (callers, posters, readers, downloaders, etc). Obviously this is more than it sounds like you're interested in, but it's definitely possible to track only door usage from Sync's logs.

It's on git if you want to try it and maybe customize if for your needs:
https://github.com/CraigEMP/topfives.js
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