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Welcome to the Redbox-tracker wiki! This package is inspired by Laravel Visitor Tracker but has more features than the original package.
We pack a good set of features that are all about tracking visitors to your website. Below I will highlight some of the features that Redbox-tracker has to offer.
The package will automatically track the default web middleware group. This is awesome because the web mainly exists of anonymous visitors for your website.
Every time a new visitor is detected on your website Redbox-tracker will send an event to your Laravel installation.
You might not want to track every kind of HTTP request method. The default configuration allows POST/PUT/GET and HEAD requests won't be tracked. Just like any option in this package, this can be changed in the configuration file (config/tracker.php). If you wish to only allow the package to track the GET methods you are easily allowed to change this under allowed_methods in the configuration file.
By default, we skip a set of routes because they may not be worth checking. These routes are mainly the authentication routes for logging in or registering/changing visitor passwords. If you wish to change this you can just add or remove from the skip_routes configuration inside config/tracker.php.
Have a look at the installation page.
This package is created and maintained by Johnny Mast. In my 28 years of development, I have had many roles in my name. System administrator / Web developer and since 2018 I can add Game Developer to that list.