Laravel Access Logger

This library stores user access logs in Laravel. You can choose between log files and databases for storage.

How to use

1. First of all, migrate.
2. Configure driver to be database or file
3. Configure keys such as web and api.
   1. If you want to store file, also configure logging.php.
   2. Add the channels whose names are keys to logging.php by key. (see. example below.)
4. Configure guard which is used to store user_id (getKey()).
   1. Configure guard to be false and guards by key if you want to separate by key.
5. Configure except which is used to store request bodies($request->input()) as array. This will be set $request->except().
6. Add \ikepu_tp\AccessLogger\app\Http\Middleware\AccessLoggerMiddleware::class to Kernel.php.
7. Add Route::resource("logs", ikepu_tp\AccessLogger\app\Http\Controllers\LogController::class)->names("accessLogger")->only(["index",]); to /route/web.php if your admin want to see logs of all users. (This view shows all logs of all users. So DO NOT show for no-admin users.)

example of logging.php

'web' => [
    'driver' => 'daily',
    'path' => storage_path('logs/web/laravel.log'),
    'days' => 14,
    'replace_placeholders' => true,
],

Contributing

Thank you for your contributions. If you find bugs, let me know them with issues.

License

Copyright (c) 2023 ikepu-tp.

This is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.