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parkrun p-index display

The parkrun p-index is an unofficial statistic that measures the number of different parkrun events a person has completed a specific number of times. To achieve a p-index of 10, you must have completed at least 10 different parkrun events 10 times each. This script calculate the p-index for a parkrunner and displays it on their results page.

Author
johnsyweb
Daily installs
0
Total installs
0
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Version
2025-04-28 19:55 10:42
Created
2025-04-27
Updated
2025-04-28
Size
6.67 KB
License
MIT
Applies to

You can also try these related scripts:

  • Eventuate - Extracts information from parkrun results pages for inclusion in reports
  • parkrun Volunteer Days Display - Displays the number of volunteer days for parkrun finishers on results pages
  • parkrun Wilson index display - The "Wilson index" in parkrun is the highest consecutive event number completed, starting from #1. This script calculates and displays a parkrunner's Wilson index on their results page.