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.

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Author

johnsyweb

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Version

1.0.30

Created

2025-04-27

Updated

2025-11-03

Size

6.75 KB

License

MIT

Applies to

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