Sylius Analytics Plugin

Features

• Asynchronously logs visits to all frontend pages (excluding admin)
• Tracks visitor data: channel, full URL, route name, customer, session ID, IP address, user agent, and timestamp
• Displays:
  • Most requested pages in the last X days (configurable)
  • Request counts on product detail pages
  • Full log of requests with filtering capabilities inside the admin panel
• Built on top of Symfony Messenger for asynchronous processing

Installation

1. Run composer require 3brs/sylius-analytics-plugin.

2. Register plugin in your config/bundles.php

   ThreeBRS\SyliusAnalyticsPlugin\ThreeBRSSyliusAnalyticsPlugin::class => ['all' => true],

3. Import configuration to config/packages/threebrs_sylius_analytics_plugin.yaml:

   imports:
       - { resource: "@ThreeBRSSyliusAnalyticsPlugin/config/config.yaml" }

4. Import routing to config/routes.yaml:

   threebrs_statistics_plugin_routing_file:
       resource: "@ThreeBRSSyliusAnalyticsPlugin/config/routes.yaml"
       prefix: '%sylius_admin.path_name%'

5. Messenger Transport Configuration

   This plugin uses Symfony Messenger to log requests.

   Default Behavior (Synchronous)

   • By default, the plugin uses synchronous processing via the sync:// DSN. This means that log messages are processed immediately, without requiring any queue or worker. This is ideal for development and testing environments.

   • To enable this mode, set the following in your .env:

   THREEBRS_MESSENGER_TRANSPORT_LOG_VISIT_DSN=sync://

   • For better performance in production or staging environments, you can configure the plugin to log requests asynchronously using a queue (e.g., Doctrine transport)

   THREEBRS_MESSENGER_TRANSPORT_LOG_VISIT_DSN=doctrine://default

   • After setting this, you must run the Messenger worker to process the queued log messages:

   bin/console messenger:consume log_visit -vv

   • Only use this mode if your project supports background workers and a transport like Doctrine, Redis, etc.

6. Configure how many past days are considered when calculating the "Most Visited Pages" in the admin dashboard by setting the following parameter:

   parameters:
       threebrs_analytics_plugin.request_log_days: 7 # Change as needed

7. Generate and run Doctrine migrations:

   bin/console doctrine:migrations:diff 
   bin/console doctrine:migrations:migrate

8. Optional: Enable UTF-8 support in routing for better slug handling (diacritics, etc.):

   # config/packages/routing.yaml
   framework:
       router:
           utf8: true

Usage

The plugin will automatically log requests on:

• Homepage
• Product detail pages
• Category pages
• Cart pages
• Other shop pages

You can view the statistics inside the admin panel under the Analytics section.
Log processing is handled via Symfony Messenger, either synchronously (by default) or asynchronously if a queue is configured.

Development

Setup

Initialize the development environment:

make init

This command installs dependencies, sets up the database, and prepares frontend assets (or follow related steps in Makefile).

Usage

• Develop your plugin logic inside /src
• See bin/ for useful dev tools

Testing

Run all tests and quality checks:

make ci

Run individual checks:

make phpstan    # Static analysis
make ecs        # Code style check
make fix        # Fix code style issues
make lint       # Symfony and Doctrine linting
make behat      # Behavioral tests

Database Management

make fixtures       # Load test fixtures

Development Server

Start the development environment:

make run           # Start Docker containers
make bash          # Access PHP container shell

Other Useful Commands

make static        # Run static analysis (PHPStan + ECS + Lint)
make cache         # Clear application cache
make var           # Recreate var directory

All commands use the test environment by default. See the Makefile for detailed implementation of each target.

License

This library is under the MIT license.

Credits

Developed by 3BRS