A clean way to track your pages & understand your user's behavior

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require coderflexx/laravisit

You can publish the config file with:

# linux
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Coderflex\\Laravisit\\LaravisitServiceProvider"

# windows
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Coderflex\Laravisit\LaravisitServiceProvider"

then, run database migration

php artisan migrate

This is the contents of the published config file:

return [
    /*
    |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
    | User Namespace
    |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
    |
    | This value informs Laravisit which namespace you will be 
    | selecting to get the user model instance
    | If this value equals to null, "\Coderflex\Laravisit\Models\User" will be used 
    | by default.
    |
    */
    'user_namespace' => "\Coderflex\Laravisit\Models\User",
];

Usage

Use HasVisits Trait

The first thing you need to do is, to use HasVisits trait, and implement CanVisit interface.

namespace App\Models\Post;

use Coderflex\Laravisit\Concerns\CanVisit;
use Coderflex\Laravisit\Concerns\HasVisits;
use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Factories\HasFactory;
use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model;

class Post extends Model implements CanVisit
{
    ...
    use HasFactory;
    use HasVisits;
    ...
}

After this step, you are all set, you can now count visits by using visit method

$post->visit();

You can chain methods to the visit method. Here are a list of the available methods:

METHOD	SYNTAX	DESCRIPTION	EXAMPLE
withIp()	string $ip = null	Set an Ip address (default request()->ip())	$post->visit()->withIp()
withSession()	string $session = null	Set an Session ID (default session()->getId())	$post->visit()->withSession()
withData()	array $data	Set custom data	$post->visit()->withData(['region' => 'USA'])
withUser()	Model $user = null	Set a user model (default auth()->user())	$user->visit()->withUser()

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By default, you will have unique visits each day using dailyInterval() method. Meaning, when the users access the page multiple times in a day time frame, you will see just one record related to them.

If you want to log users access to a page with different timeframes, here are a bunch of useful methods:

METHOD	SYNTAX	DESCRIPTION	EXAMPLE
hourlyInterval()	void	Log visits each hour	$post->visit()->hourlyIntervals()->withIp();
dailyInterval()	void	Log visits each day	$post->visit()->dailyIntervals()->withIp();
weeklyInterval()	void	Log visits each week	$post->visit()->weeklyIntervals()->withIp();
monthlyInterval()	void	Log visits each month	$post->visit()->monthlyIntervals()->withIp();
yearlyInterval()	void	Log visits each year	$post->visit()->yearlyIntervals()->withIp();
customInterval()	mixed $interval	Log visits within a custom interval	$post->visit()->customInterval( now()->subYear() )->withIp();

Get The Records With Popular Time Frames

After the visits get logged, you can retrieve the data by the following method:

METHOD	SYNTAX	DESCRIPTION	EXAMPLE
withTotalVisitCount()	void	get total visit count	Post::withTotalVisitCount()->first()->visit_count_total
popularAllTime()	void	get popular visits all time	Post::popularAllTime()->get()
popularToday()	void	get popular visits in the current day	Post::popularToday()->get()
popularLastDays()	int $days	get popular visits last given days	Post::popularLastDays(10)->get()
popularThisWeek()	void	get popular visits this week	Post::popularThisWeek()->get()
popularLastWeek()	void	get popular visits last week	Post::popularLastWeek()->get()
popularThisMonth()	void	get popular visits this month	Post::popularThisMonth()->get()
popularLastMonth()	void	get popular visits last month	Post::popularLastMonth()->get()
popularThisYear()	void	get popular visits this year	Post::popularThisYear()->get()
popularLastYear()	void	get popular visits last year	Post::popularLastYear()->get()
popularBetween()	Carbon $from, Carbon $to	get popular visits between custom two dates	Post::popularBetween(Carbon::createFromDate(2019, 1, 9), Carbon::createFromDat(2022, 1, 3))->get();

Visit Presenter

This package is coming with helpful decorate model properties, and it uses Laravel Presenter package under the hood.

METHOD	SYNTAX	DESCRIPTION	EXAMPLE
ip()	void	Get the associated IP from the model instance	$post->visits->first()->present()->ip
user()	void	Get the associated User from the model instance	$post->visits->first()->present()->user->name

Testing

composer test

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.

Security Vulnerabilities

Please review our security policy on how to report security vulnerabilities.

Inspiration

• Codecourse Laravel Model Popularity

Credits

• Oussama Sid
• All Contributors

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.