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Laravel Activity Logger

Laravel logger is an activity event logger for your Laravel or Lumen application. It comes out the box with ready to use with dashboard to view your activity. Laravel logger can be added as a middleware or called through a trait. Easily have an Activity Log. This package is easily configurable and customizable. Supports Laravel 5.3, 5.4, 5.5, 5.6, 5.7, 5.8, 6, 7, 8 and 9+

Features
Requirements
Integrations
Laravel Installation Instructions
Lumen Installation Instructions
Configuration
- Environment File
Usage
- Authentication Middleware Usage
- Trait Usage
Routes
Search
Screenshots
File Tree
Opening an Issue
License

Features

Requirements

Laravel 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, 5.4, 5.5, 5.6, 5.7, 5.8, 6, and 7+
jaybizzle/laravel-crawler-detect included dependency in composer.json (for crawler detection)

🎞️ Video Tour

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Integrations

Laravel logger can work out the box with or without the following roles packages:

Laravel Installation Instructions

From your projects root folder in terminal run:

    composer require jeremykenedy/laravel-logger

Laravel 5.5 and up Uses package auto discovery feature, no need to edit the config/app.php file.
Laravel 5.4 and below Register the package with laravel in config/app.php under providers with the following:

    'providers' => [
        jeremykenedy\LaravelLogger\LaravelLoggerServiceProvider::class,
    ];

Run the migration to add the table to record the activities to:

    php artisan migrate

Note: If you want to specify a different table or connection make sure you update your .env file with the needed configuration variables.

Optionally Update your .env file and associated settings (see Environment File section)
Optionally publish the packages views, config file, assets, and language files by running the following from your projects root folder:

    php artisan vendor:publish --tag=LaravelLogger

Lumen Installation Instructions

This installs laravel-logger without the GUI

From your projects root folder in terminal run:

    composer require jeremykenedy/laravel-logger

    $app->register(\Jaybizzle\LaravelCrawlerDetect\LaravelCrawlerDetectServiceProvider::class);
    $app->configure('laravel-logger');
    $app->register(\jeremykenedy\LaravelLogger\LaravelLoggerServiceProvider::class);
    $app->routeMiddleware(['activity' => \jeremykenedy\LaravelLogger\App\Http\Middleware\LogActivity::class, ]);

Copy the configuration file laravel-logger.php to your config/ directory

Set LARAVEL_LOGGER_DISABLE_ROUTES=true in your .env file!

Run the migration to add the table to record the activities to:

    php artisan migrate

Note: If you want to specify a different table or connection make sure you update your .env file with the needed configuration variables.

Optionally Update your .env file and associated settings (see Environment File section)

Configuration

Laravel Activity Logger can be configured in directly in /config/laravel-logger.php if you published the assets. Or you can variables to your .env file.

Environment File

Here are the .env file variables available:

LARAVEL_LOGGER_DATABASE_CONNECTION=mysql
LARAVEL_LOGGER_DATABASE_TABLE=laravel_logger_activity
LARAVEL_LOGGER_ROLES_ENABLED=true
LARAVEL_LOGGER_ROLES_MIDDLWARE=role:admin
LARAVEL_LOGGER_MIDDLEWARE_ENABLED=true
LARAVEL_LOGGER_MIDDLEWARE_EXCEPT=
LARAVEL_LOGGER_ACTIVITY_MODEL=jeremykenedy\LaravelLogger\App\Models\Activity
LARAVEL_LOGGER_USER_MODEL=App\User
LARAVEL_LOGGER_USER_ID_FIELD=id
LARAVEL_LOGGER_DISABLE_ROUTES=false
LARAVEL_LOGGER_PAGINATION_ENABLED=true
LARAVEL_LOGGER_CURSOR_PAGINATION_ENABLED=false
LARAVEL_LOGGER_PAGINATION_PER_PAGE=25
LARAVEL_LOGGER_DATATABLES_ENABLED=true
LARAVEL_LOGGER_ENABLE_SEARCH=true
LARAVEL_LOGGER_SEARCH_FIELDS=description,user,method,route,ip
LARAVEL_LOGGER_DASHBOARD_MENU_ENABLED=true
LARAVEL_LOGGER_DASHBOARD_DRILLABLE=true
LARAVEL_LOGGER_LOG_RECORD_FAILURES_TO_FILE=true
LARAVEL_LOGGER_FLASH_MESSAGE_BLADE_ENABLED=true
LARAVEL_LOGGER_LAYOUT=layouts.app
LARAVEL_LOGGER_BOOTSTRAP_VERSION=4
LARAVEL_LOGGER_BLADE_PLACEMENT=stack                    #option: yield or stack
LARAVEL_LOGGER_BLADE_PLACEMENT_CSS=css-header           #placement name
LARAVEL_LOGGER_BLADE_PLACEMENT_JS=scripts-footer        #placement name
LARAVEL_LOGGER_JQUERY_CDN_ENABLED=true
LARAVEL_LOGGER_JQUERY_CDN_URL=https://code.jquery.com/jquery-2.2.4.min.js
LARAVEL_LOGGER_BOOTSTRAP_CSS_CDN_ENABLED=true
LARAVEL_LOGGER_BOOTSTRAP_CSS_CDN_URL=https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/4.0.0/css/bootstrap.min.css
LARAVEL_LOGGER_BOOTSTRAP_JS_CDN_ENABLED=true
LARAVEL_LOGGER_BOOTSTRAP_JS_CDN_URL=https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/4.0.0/js/bootstrap.min.js
LARAVEL_LOGGER_POPPER_JS_CDN_ENABLED=true
LARAVEL_LOGGER_POPPER_JS_CDN_URL=https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/popper.js/1.12.9/umd/popper.min.js
LARAVEL_LOGGER_FONT_AWESOME_CDN_ENABLED=true
LARAVEL_LOGGER_FONT_AWESOME_CDN_URL=https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/font-awesome/4.7.0/css/font-awesome.min.css

Usage

Middleware Usage

Events for laravel authentication scaffolding are listened for as providers and are enabled via middleware. You can add events to your routes and controllers via the middleware:

activity

Example to start recording page views using middlware in web.php:

Route::group(['middleware' => ['web', 'activity']], function () {
    Route::get('/', 'WelcomeController@welcome')->name('welcome');
});

This middlware can be enabled/disabled in the configuration settings.

Trait Usage

Events can be recorded directly by using the trait. When using the trait you can customize the event description.

To use the trait:

Include the call in the head of your class file:

    use jeremykenedy\LaravelLogger\App\Http\Traits\ActivityLogger;

Include the trait call in the opening of your class:
```
    use ActivityLogger;
```

You can record the activity by calling the traits method:

    ActivityLogger::activity("Logging this activity.");

Or as bellow to include extended activity details:

    ActivityLogger::activity("Logging this activity.", "Additional activity details.");

Or even including the model related to the activity:

    ActivityLogger::activity("Logging this activity.", "Additional activity details.", ["id" => 1, "model" => "App\Models\User"]);

Routes

Laravel Activity Dashbaord Routes

/activity
/activity/cleared
/activity/log/{id}
/activity/cleared/log/{id}

Custom package routes

If you wish to change the route paths, names or other options you can disable the default routes in your .env file by setting

LARAVEL_LOGGER_DISABLE_ROUTES=true

If you are on an existing install, you will also need update your laravel-logger.php config file to add the config option:

'disableRoutes' => env('LARAVEL_LOGGER_DISABLE_ROUTES', false),

You can then add the routes directly to your application's routes/web.php file, and customise as required.

Route::group(['prefix' => 'activity', 'namespace' => 'jeremykenedy\LaravelLogger\App\Http\Controllers', 'middleware' => ['web', 'auth', 'activity']], function () {

    // Dashboards
    Route::get('/', 'LaravelLoggerController@showAccessLog')->name('activity');
    Route::get('/cleared', ['uses' => 'LaravelLoggerController@showClearedActivityLog'])->name('cleared');

    // Drill Downs
    Route::get('/log/{id}', 'LaravelLoggerController@showAccessLogEntry');
    Route::get('/cleared/log/{id}', 'LaravelLoggerController@showClearedAccessLogEntry');

    // Forms
    Route::delete('/clear-activity', ['uses' => 'LaravelLoggerController@clearActivityLog'])->name('clear-activity');
    Route::delete('/destroy-activity', ['uses' => 'LaravelLoggerController@destroyActivityLog'])->name('destroy-activity');
    Route::post('/restore-log', ['uses' => 'LaravelLoggerController@restoreClearedActivityLog'])->name('restore-activity');
});

Search

adding dynamic search fields (description , user, URL , method and ip address)

High Performance Paginator

When dealing with millions activity records, default behavior of not paginate records or Laravel's paginator (enabled LARAVEL_LOGGER_PAGINATION_ENABLED=true) may lead to huge performance penalties. For that use case you may set LARAVEL_LOGGER_CURSOR_PAGINATION_ENABLED=true to enable Laravel's Cursor Pagination feature. This will heavily improve Laravel Logger page loading time. If you choose to do so it's advisable to read Cursor vs. Offset Pagination section on Laravel's documentation to get acquainted with Cursor Pagination limitations.

.env file

add these configurations to your .env file to control the logging search

LARAVEL_LOGGER_ENABLE_SEARCH=true
// you can customize your search using these options [description,user,method,route,ip]
LARAVEL_LOGGER_SEARCH_FIELDS=description,user,method,route,ip

by default all search fields are enabled when you enable the search with this one line configuration

LARAVEL_LOGGER_SEARCH_ENABLE=true

Screenshots

File Tree

├── .env.travis
├── .gitignore
├── .travis.yml
├── CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md
├── LICENSE
├── README.md
├── composer.json
└── src
    ├── .env.example
    ├── LaravelLoggerServiceProvider.php
    ├── app
    │   ├── Http
    │   │   ├── Controllers
    │   │   │   └── LaravelLoggerController.php
    │   │   ├── Middleware
    │   │   │   └── LogActivity.php
    │   │   └── Traits
    │   │       ├── ActivityLogger.php
    │   │       ├── IpAddressDetails.php
    │   │       └── UserAgentDetails.php
    │   ├── Listeners
    │   │   ├── LogAuthenticated.php
    │   │   ├── LogAuthenticationAttempt.php
    │   │   ├── LogFailedLogin.php
    │   │   ├── LogLockout.php
    │   │   ├── LogPasswordReset.php
    │   │   ├── LogSuccessfulLogin.php
    │   │   └── LogSuccessfulLogout.php
    │   ├── Logic
    │   │   └── helpers.php
    │   └── Models
    │       └── Activity.php
    ├── config
    │   └── laravel-logger.php
    ├── database
    │   └── migrations
    │       └── 2017_11_04_103444_create_laravel_logger_activity_table.php
    ├── resources
    │   ├── lang
    │   │   ├── de
    │   │   │   └── laravel-logger.php
    │   │   └── en
    │   │       └── laravel-logger.php
    │   └── views
    │       ├── forms
    │       │   ├── clear-activity-log.blade.php
    │       │   ├── delete-activity-log.blade.php
    │       │   └── restore-activity-log.blade.php
    │       ├── logger
    │       │   ├── activity-log-cleared.blade.php
    │       │   ├── activity-log-item.blade.php
    │       │   ├── activity-log.blade.php
    │       │   └── partials
    │       │       └── activity-table.blade.php
    │       ├── modals
    │       │   └── confirm-modal.blade.php
    │       ├── partials
    │       │   ├── form-search.blade.php
    │       │   ├── form-status.blade.php
    │       │   ├── scripts.blade.php
    │       │   └── styles.blade.php
    │       └── scripts
    │           ├── add-title-attribute.blade.php
    │           ├── clickable-row.blade.php
    │           ├── confirm-modal.blade.php
    │           ├── datatables.blade.php
    │           └── tooltip.blade.php
    └── routes
        └── web.php

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Opening an Issue

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Read the instructions and make sure all steps were followed correctly.
Check that the issue is not specific to your development environment setup.
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License

Laravel-logger is licensed under the MIT license. Enjoy!

jeremykenedy / laravel-logger

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