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User Monitoring Package for Laravel

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Monitor your users and their activity with the Binafy User Monitoring package for Laravel. It tracks user page visits, actions, and login/logout out of the box.

For example, using this package's dashboard you can see the pages in your application the user visited, their IP, which browser, and operating system.

Action monitoring is a little more interesting, as you can attach an Actionable trait to a model and track when a user interacts with the model (read, update, destroy, restore, etc.) Lastly, the authentication monitoring keeps track of when a user logs in to your application and logs out.

This package also has options to disable different types of monitoring across your application, configurable data retention (i.e., remove events > 10 days old), and a scheduled command to keep data retention up to date.

You can learn more about this package, get full installation instructions, and view the source code on GitHub.

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Staff writer at Laravel News. Full stack web developer and author.

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