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Informations about the package laravel-track
This package adds content marketing tracking and A/B tests to your app. The package tries to find a balance between privacy and useful data. All users will be anonymized, so by default there is no way to trace back a user.
Every user receives a random string which is stored in a cookie to identify them on the following visits.
Installation
composer require nanuc/laravel-track
Publish config (optional)
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Nanuc\LaravelTrack\LaravelTrackServiceProvider" --tag=config
You can configure a separate database connection.
Run migrations
Run php artisan migrate to create the necessary tables.
Usage
Middleware
Just add the middleware track to the routes you want to track.
UTM
The package tracks the utm_campaign and utm_source query parameters. Nothing you need to do here.
Goals
Set reached goals with Tracker::goal('goalName');. You don't need to define the goals - they will be created on the first use.
If the route where you attach a goal is not tracked (e.g. in Livewire routes) the goal will be attached to the last known page view for this visitor.
Goals in views
You can set goals in views too. They will be reached when the place where the component was placed gets visible in the view port. This can be used e.g. to measure if an A/B tested heroshot gets scrolls further down the page.
Just use <track::goal goal="goalName" /> in your blade view. For this to work you need to have a stack scripts in your layout - the name can be configured (laravel-track.goals.component.stack-name).
Page name
As Laravel Livewire uses the same routes for different actions it might be useful to give a page a name. You can do this with Tracker::page('pageName');.
A/B tests
Use the following syntax in your blade views:
You don't need to define the A/B tests' name and options - they will be created on the first use. Options will be rotated on each visit.
Dashboard
This package offers a module for LaravelAdmin. To use it make sure to install LaravelAdmin first. Afterwards add \Nanuc\LaravelTrack\LaravelAdmin\LaravelAdmin::class to config/laravel-admin:
