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docs: Rename references to stats.js to stats.ts in the analytics doc.

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That file has been migrated to typescript.
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Mateusz Mandera
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@@ -179,7 +179,7 @@ The relevant files are:
- `analytics/views/stats.py`: All chart data requests from the /stats page call - `analytics/views/stats.py`: All chart data requests from the /stats page call
get_chart_data in this file. get_chart_data in this file.
- `web/src/stats/stats.js`: The JavaScript and Plotly code. - `web/src/stats/stats.ts`: The JavaScript and Plotly code.
- `templates/analytics/stats.html` - `templates/analytics/stats.html`
- `web/styles/stats.css` and `web/styles/portico.css`: We are in the - `web/styles/stats.css` and `web/styles/portico.css`: We are in the
process of re-styling this page to use in-app css instead of portico css, process of re-styling this page to use in-app css instead of portico css,
@@ -190,11 +190,11 @@ The relevant files are:
Most of the code is self-explanatory, and for adding say a new graph, the Most of the code is self-explanatory, and for adding say a new graph, the
answer to most questions is to copy what the other graphs do. It is easy answer to most questions is to copy what the other graphs do. It is easy
when writing this sort of code to have a lot of semi-repeated code blocks when writing this sort of code to have a lot of semi-repeated code blocks
(especially in `stats.js`); it's good to do what you can to reduce this. (especially in `stats.ts`); it's good to do what you can to reduce this.
Tips and tricks: Tips and tricks:
- Use `$.get` to fetch data from the backend. You can grep through `stats.js` - Use `$.get` to fetch data from the backend. You can grep through `stats.ts`
to find examples of this. to find examples of this.
- The Plotly documentation is at - The Plotly documentation is at
<https://plot.ly/javascript/> (check out the full reference, event <https://plot.ly/javascript/> (check out the full reference, event