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9999999-devActions tracking plugin for symfony 1.4
MIT
The Requires
by José Nahuel Cuesta Luengo
Wallogit.com
2017 © Pedro Peláez
Actions tracking plugin for symfony 1.4
This plugin provides a tracking mechanism for actions performed or visited on the application., (*1)
All you need to do to have user actions tracked is add a filter to your
filters.yml configuration file:, (*2)
security: ~
# Add this filter after the security key
nc_tracker:
class: ncTrackerFilter
By default, all actions will be tracked, but this can be easily customized by
adding some configuration parameters in the application's app.yml file:, (*3)
all:
nc_tracker_plugin:
track_non_secure: true # Whether non-secure actions will be tracked
track_errors: true # Whether 404 errors should be tracked
track_ajax: true # Whether XMLHTTPRequests should be tracked
register_routes: true # Whether routes for admin module should be
# automatically registered.
Aside from the plugin's configuration, you can specifically state which actions
should or should not be tracked. The way to do this is by adding a isTrackable
method to your actions class that returns true if the action should be tracked
or false if it shouldn't., (*4)
public function isTrackable()
{
return false;
}
If such method does not exist, the configuration of the plugin will determine whether the action is trackable or not., (*5)
For your convenience, an actions abstract class is included in the plugin for
those modules that shouldn't be tracked: ncIncognitoActions. Just extend that
class in your actions class and no action for that module will be tracked., (*6)
class my_moduleActions extends ncIncognitoActions
{
// The actions for this module won't be tracked
}
Enable the nc_tracker_entry module for your application in your settings.yml
file., (*7)
enabled_modules: [default, nc_tracker_entry]
If you need it, you may secure the module by creating a nc_tracker_entry
directory in your application's modules directory (not creating the whole
module) and creating inside of it some files so that the whole structure matches
the following structure:, (*8)
%SF_ROOT_DIR%/
app/
my_application/
modules/
nc_tracker_entry/ # The (incomplete) module
config/ # Its config folder
security.yml # The security configuration file
You may want translate the name of your modules and actions to make them more
user-friendly. Lucky for you, this can be easily done! Just create an i18n
catalogue named modules to translate the module names, and/or another one
named actions to translate your actions., (*9)
Actions tracking plugin for symfony 1.4
MIT