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Log Laravel route usage statistics

Log Laravel requests and responses for statistical purposes and optionally aggregate by hours/days/months for minimal db requirements.

Description

Log requests and group them together for aggregated statistics of route usage. Grouping requests by route means that this package saves a minimum of data to the database and subsequent purging of old data can improve this even further.

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

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

You can publish and run the migrations with:

You can publish the config file with:

Usage

There are a few ways to enable logging of route usage:

Enable global logging

This will enable site-wide logging and although being the easiest implementation this might not be exactly what you are looking for (consider only logging relevant routes using the middleware approach below)

Simply add RouteStatisticsMiddleware as a global middleware in app/Http/Kernel.php

Enable via middleware

Instead of adding RouteStatisticsMiddleware as a global middleware then it can be added to certain routes or route groups using:

Enable using request macro

It is possible to enable logging ad-hoc, usually within a controller, which is useful for any conditional logging:

Artisan commands

This package comes with two neat Artisan commands:

• route:stats: An easy way to see route statistics for certain relevant routes.
• route:unused: A neat way to list the routes without any logs. Be aware that the routes should also be logged for this to be useful.

How it works

This package works as follows:

1. Tag the request for logging: Can be done using middleware or request helper
2. (optional) Add any context data which will be used when logging: A common use case is adding relevant route parameters like a team_id for example
3. Log the request: Persist the log record to the database - the following will be logged when using the default logger:
   • user_id: The authenticated user (if any)
   • team_id: The team id associated with the request (if available)
   • method: The HTTP method (GET/POST/...)
   • route: The route name (if available) or the route URI (eg /posts/{post})
   • parameters: The route parameters passed (if enabled else null)
   • status: The HTTP status (eg 202)
   • ip: The request ip
   • date: The date of the request as datetime (can be aggregated)
   • counter: Number of requests logged when aggregating records by minute/hour/day/month...

Testing

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.

Credits

• Anders Bilfeldt
• All Contributors

License

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