You can install the package in to a Laravel app that uses Nova via composer:
composer require tightenco/nova-google-analytics
For now, follow the directions on Spatie's Laravel Google Analytics package for getting your credentials, then put them here:
yourapp/storage/app/analytics/service-account-credentials.json
Also add this to the .env
for your Nova app:
ANALYTICS_PROPERTY_ID=
Version 4.0 uses the new Google Analytics 4 Data API.
- Upgrades
spatie/laravel-analytics
tov5.2
- Drops support for PHP 8.0
- Drops support for Laravel 9
- Removes
FourteenDayActiveUsersMetric
metric which is not available in GA4
The required environment variable ANALYTICS_VIEW_ID
has been renamed to ANALYTICS_PROPERTY_ID
to match Google's usage.
You must register the cards you want to display with Nova. This is typically done in the cards
method of the Main
dashboard.
// in app/Nova/Dashboards/Main.php
// ...
public function cards()
{
return [
// ...
new \Tightenco\NovaGoogleAnalytics\PageViewsMetric,
new \Tightenco\NovaGoogleAnalytics\VisitorsMetric,
new \Tightenco\NovaGoogleAnalytics\MostVisitedPagesCard,
new \Tightenco\NovaGoogleAnalytics\ReferrersList,
new \Tightenco\NovaGoogleAnalytics\OneDayActiveUsersMetric,
new \Tightenco\NovaGoogleAnalytics\SevenDayActiveUsersMetric,
new \Tightenco\NovaGoogleAnalytics\TwentyEightDayActiveUsersMetric,
new \Tightenco\NovaGoogleAnalytics\SessionsMetric,
new \Tightenco\NovaGoogleAnalytics\SessionDurationMetric,
new \Tightenco\NovaGoogleAnalytics\SessionsByDeviceMetric,
new \Tightenco\NovaGoogleAnalytics\SessionsByCountryMetric,
];
}
Register the tool with Nova in the tools
method of your NovaServiceProvider
:
// in app/Providers/NovaServiceProvider.php
// ...
public function tools()
{
return [
new Tightenco\NovaGoogleAnalytics\Tool(),
];
}
First, copy your .env.example file to a new file called .env.testing:
cp .env.example .env.testing
Make sure, in that file, to define the following variables to run all tests:
ANALYTICS_PROPERTY_ID
ANALYTICS_PROJECT_ID
ANALYTICS_PRIVATE_KEY_ID
ANALYTICS_PRIVATE_KEY
ANALYTICS_CLIENT_EMAIL_KEY
ANALYTICS_CLIENT_ID
ANALYTICS_CLIENT_CERT_URL
Add the .env.testing
file in .gitignore
so you can safely use the same analytics view ID to run the tests that you use for the card.
Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.
If you discover any security related issues, please email [email protected] instead of using the issue tracker.
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