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voidgraphics/laravel-pageview-counter
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A stupid simple analytics tool to keep track of page views

v0.1.0(1y ago)2251PHP

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laravel-pageview-counter
========================

[](#laravel-pageview-counter)

A stupid simple analytics tool to keep track of page views in Laravel projects. It logs requests to a database table and you can access the data with an Eloquent model.

Based on [this article](https://medium.com/@bastiaanrudolf/a-rudimental-approach-to-web-analytics-with-laravel-818296a70cd0) by Bastiaan Rudolf.

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

[](#installation)

```
composer require voidgraphics/laravel-pageview-counter
```

You need to publish the migration that will add the pageviews table:

```
php artisan vendor:publish --tag=pageview-counter-migrations
```

Then run the migrations

```
php artisan migrate
```

After this, register the `LogRequest` middleware. You can do it globally or on specific routes. Here's how to install it globally in Laravel 11

```
// bootstrap/app.php