Visitors

simple bundle for laravel, that write into db connections into site

Content

• installing
• configuring
• usage

Installing

Insert package into your laravel project.
Example path:

/laravel-project
- app
...
- bundles/sawfly/visitors

Now visitors ready for usage after configuring.

Configuring

Simplest usage

In any case of usage you must run in console:

1. Edit config/app.php. Add Sawfly\Visitors\SawflyVisitorsServiceProvider::class, in 'providers' => [...].
2. Edit composer.json. Add "Sawfly\\Visitors\\": "bundles/sawfly/visitors/src/" in "psr-4": {...}.
3. Run php artisan vendor:publish.
4. Run composer dump-autoload.
5. Run php artisan migrate.

Using middleware

6 . Edit app/Http/Kernel.php. Add \Sawfly\Visitors\Middleware\Connection::class, in 'protected $middlewareGroups = ['web' => [...]].

Using task schedule

7 . Edit app/Console/Kernel.php. Add \Sawfly\Visitors\Console\Commands\VisitorsCount::class, in 'protected $commands = [...]. Add $schedule->command('visitors:count')->dailyAt('00:00'); in 'protected function schedule(Schedule $schedule){...}.

Usage

• You may directly fire event (configuring steps 1-5): Event::fire(new ConnectionEvent($request)); ;
• Every request to you app will persist into table visitors (step 6);
• Once a day rows from visitors will be count and this count will be persisted into table statistics (step 7).