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15 February, 2022

Log Routes Statistics for Users and Teams

 Programing Coderfunda     February 15, 2022     Laravel, Packages, php     No comments   

Log Routes Statistics for Users and Teams

 Laravel Route Statistics is a package by @bilfeldt to log stats about users and teams usage of routes in a Laravel application. This package lets you:

  • See how much each user uses the application and what part of the application they use
  • See if any unauthenticated users are making a lot of requests to your application

Using Laravel's middleware, the package allows you to enable route logging globally, or you can enable it for individual route groups and routes via middleware:

1Route::middleware(['routestatistics'])
2 ->get('/example', /* ... */);

Finally, you can even enable logging via a request macro:

1public function index(Request $request)
2{
3 $request->routeStatistics();
4 // ...
5 return view('example');
6}

This package logs requests to the database with the following fields by default:

  • user_id - the user id if authenticated
  • team_id - the team id associated with the request (if available)
  • method - the HTTP method
  • route - the route name (if available) or the route URI
  • status - the HTTP status code
  • ip - the request IP
  • date - the date of the request stored as a datetime

You can learn more about this package, get full installation instructions, and view the source code on GitHub.

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