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haunv/laravel-user-activity
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Monitor user activity easily! for laravel 12

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Features of Laravel User Activity
---------------------------------

[](#features-of-laravel-user-activity)

- Beautiful, responsive and easy UI.
- Easy installation to existing or new Laravel application.
- Monitor record edit, record delete, login and lockout activity.
- Filtering user activity logs.
- Configurable routes.
- Custom middleware support.
- Console command for activity log clear.

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

Step 1 Run this command given below to install the laravel user activity package.

```
composer require haunv/laravel-user-activity

```

Step 2 Now run this artisan command.

```
php artisan user-activity:install

```

Installation finished!

Usages
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[](#usages)

By default, It will catch login activity and lockout (too many attempts) automatically. You can enable or disable it by config value. To keep track of your existing table record edit and delete, just use the `Loggable` trait in your model. That's it, super simple! If any user edits or delete your existing table record, it will automatically be logged into the `logs` table and you will get the details, what data deleted or edited by users.

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