org_heigl/piwik

Easy way to integrate piwik (http://piwik.org) analysis into a Zend-Framework Project

1.0.5 2016-06-06 19:19 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.3.3
• zendframework/zendframework: ~2.1

MIT

• Andreas Heigl

• zf2
• piwik

README

Piwik-Integration for ZendFramework2

This module integrates the piwik-tracking-code into all WebViews of your ZF2-Site

Installation:

Piwik is best installed via composer. Include the following line into the require-section of your composer.json-File:

"org_heigl/piwik" : "1.0.*"

Usage:

1. Add the module to the modules-list of your applications application.config.php-File.
2. Copy this modules module.config.php-File to your applications ```config/autoload``-directory and edit it according to your piwik-settings.
3. There is no third step!

Configuration:

The configuration consists of two parameters:

return array(
    'orgHeiglPiwik' => array(

        // Always omit a trailing slash!
        'server' => 'example.org',
        'site_id' => 1,
    ), 
);

• server is the server your piwik installation is running at. Omit a trailing slash as well as a scheme (http:// or https://). If you have installed piwik in a subdirectory you will have to include that here as well. So it would read example.org/piwik when you have installed your piwik-instance in the subdirectory piwik on the server example.org.
• site_id is the ID of the site you want to track as configured in your piwik-installation.

Feedback:

Feel free to provide feedback by opening issues or pull-requests or by contacting me directly at piwik (AT) heigl (DOT) org

License:

This module is licensed according to the LICENSE-Document.