Adback Analytics Laravel Package
dekalee/adback-analytics
Laravel package for tracking and analyzing admin/back-office activity. Capture actions and events, store analytics, and review insights to monitor usage and improve workflows. Designed to integrate into existing Laravel admin panels with minimal setup.
Adback/Analytics
This PHP library will call the AdBack API and will generate the JavaScript tag that should be placed on all the pages.
See the AdBack website for more informations.
See the AdBack documentation for an installation guide.
Usage
Both the Query and Generators will need a driver which implements
the ScriptCacheInterface to work.
A driver for Redis is already available.
Usage Exemple
Installation
Use composer to install the lib :
composer require dekalee/adback-analytics
Usage with Redis
Query the api
First you need to query the api to warmup the cache in a Redis data store :
use Dekalee\AdbackAnalytics\Client\Client;
use Dekalee\AdbackAnalytics\Driver\RedisScriptCache;
use Dekalee\AdbackAnalytics\Query\ScriptUrlQuery;
function createApiCache()
{
$client = new Client();
$redis = new \Redis();
$redis->connect('127.0.0.1');
$redisCache = new RedisScriptCache($redis);
$query = new ScriptUrlQuery($client, $redisCache, 'your-token');
$query->execute();
}
createApiCache();
Generate the scripts
In your page, preferably in the <head>, use the generator to create the script :
use Dekalee\AdbackAnalytics\Driver\RedisScriptCache;
use Dekalee\AdbackAnalytics\Generator\AnalyticsScriptGenerator;
function generateAnalyticsScript()
{
$redis = new \Redis();
$redis->connect('127.0.0.1');
$redisCache = new RedisScriptCache($redis);
$generator = new AnalyticsScriptGenerator($redisCache);
return $generator->generate();
}
echo generateAnalyticsScript();
You could do the same to create the other scripts by using the appropriate generators.
Usage with MySQL
Create the table
To create the table used to store the data in MySQL, run the query:
CREATE TABLE adback_cache_table( our_key varchar(255), our_value varchar(255));
With the PDO driver
Query the api
First you need to query the api to warmup the cache in a Mysql table :
use Dekalee\AdbackAnalytics\Client\Client;
use Dekalee\AdbackAnalytics\Driver\PdoScriptCache;
use Dekalee\AdbackAnalytics\Query\ScriptUrlQuery;
function createApiCache()
{
$client = new Client();
$connection = new \PDO('mysql:host=your-database-host;dbname=your-database;charset=utf8', 'login', 'password');
$cache = new PdoScriptCache($connection);
$query = new ScriptUrlQuery($client, $cache, 'your-token');
$query->execute();
}
createApiCache();
Generate the scripts
In your page, preferably in the <head>, use the generator to create the script :
use Dekalee\AdbackAnalytics\Generator\AnalyticsScriptGenerator;
use Dekalee\AdbackAnalytics\Driver\PdoScriptCache;
function generateAnalyticsScript()
{
$connection = new \PDO('mysql:host=your-database-host;dbname=your-database;charset=utf8', 'login', 'password');
$cache = new PdoScriptCache($connection);
$generator = new AnalyticsScriptGenerator($cache);
return $generator->generate();
}
echo generateAnalyticsScript();
You could do the same to create the other scripts by using the appropriate generators.
With the Mysqli driver
Query the api
First you need to query the api to warmup the cache in a Mysql table :
use Dekalee\AdbackAnalytics\Client\Client;
use Dekalee\AdbackAnalytics\Driver\MysqliScriptCache;
use Dekalee\AdbackAnalytics\Query\ScriptUrlQuery;
function createApiCache()
{
$client = new Client();
$connection = new \mysqli('your-database-host', 'login', 'password', 'your-database');
$cache = new MysqliScriptCache($connection);
$query = new ScriptUrlQuery($client, $cache, 'your-token');
$query->execute();
}
createApiCache();
Generate the scripts
In your page, preferably in the <head>, use the generator to create the script :
use Dekalee\AdbackAnalytics\Generator\AnalyticsScriptGenerator;
use Dekalee\AdbackAnalytics\Driver\PdoScriptCache;
function generateAnalyticsScript()
{
$connection = new \mysqli('your-database-host', 'login', 'password', 'your-database');
$cache = new MysqliScriptCache($connection);
$generator = new AnalyticsScriptGenerator($cache);
return $generator->generate();
}
echo generateAnalyticsScript();
You could do the same to create the other scripts by using the appropriate generators.
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