tga/audience

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Audience statistics bundle for Symfony2

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Type:symfony-bundle

v0.1.0-alpha 2013-04-24 21:27 UTC

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Last update: 2018-10-12 19:54:09 UTC


README

TgaAudienceBundle is a complete, extensible and flexible bundle for Symfony 2 to track your website audience and visitors behaviors easily.

Its aim is to be as simple as possible to install and to use.

This bundle is not maintained anymore. You can use the Stat/Processor.php and Listener/KernelListener.php files to create your own bundle (it's very easy), but this one won't be updated and should not be used.

Installation

TgaAudience is a classic bundle, made for Symfony 2.2. You can use Composer to install it:

{
    "require": {
        "tga/audience": "dev-master"
    }
}

As a classic bundle, load it in your kernel :

$bundles = array(
    // ...
    new Tga\AudienceBundle\TgaAudienceBundle(),
    // ...
);

The bundle requires to store datas in the database. So, using doctrine, run:

php app/console doctrine:schema:update --force

To create the two required tables.

After that, the bundle will run by itself. It will save required datas at the good time and will manage with HTTP requests to find the better way to store them. You don't need to worry about it!

Usage

You may now want to view the datas stored by the bundle. There are two ways to do that:

Using the default interface

The default interface is available by default. You just need to load routing:

tga_audience:
    resource: "@TgaAudienceBundle/Controller/"
    type:     annotation
    prefix:   /audience

And install the assets:

php app/console assets:install

Now, you can access the interface on http://mydomain.com/audience

Using a custom interface

The default interface is just a simple way to display your statistics, but you may want to restrict access, or load some more datas. If you want to create a custom display of your stats, it's really easy.

The bundle give you a service to access all the calculated stats that you could view in the default interface: this service is tga_audience.stats. Using it, you get the processor (the object that analyse datas to find stats) and then every stat you want:

$processor = $this->get('tga_audience.stats')->getProcessor();

$processor->getUniqueVisitors();
$processor->getUniqueVisitorsCount();
$processor->getPageCalls();
$processor->getPageCallsCount();
$processor->getAverageVisitedPages();
$processor->getAverageDuration();
$processor->getAverageTimeToLoad();
$processor->getPlatforms();
$processor->getBrowsers();
$processor->getMostUsedRoutes();
$processor->getBrowsersVersions();
$processor->getExternalSources();
$processor->getMostUsedExternalSources();

Configuration

The default configuration is:

tga_audience:
    session_duration: 300       # Duration meanwhile a visitor is unique
    disabled_routes: []         # List of disabled routes to not track with the bundle
    environnements: ['prod']    # List of environnements where the bundle will track requests

License

Apache (see LICENSE.md).