README

Track and display usage information including page requests, database field changes, php errors and yii logs.

Features

Visitor Request Tracking

• Track site activity including everything you need to know about the request.
• The error handler will automatically create an AuditRequest record for each visitor hit.
• When the application ends it will update the AuditRequest with memory and time information.

Tracks the following information:

• Links - Requested URL, referring URL, redirecting to URL (read from the headers at the end of the application)
• User - Visitors IP Address and logged in user's ID
• Superglobals - ($_GET/$_POST/$_SESSION/$_FILES/$_COOKIE), the arrays are serialized then compressed using gzip
• Timers - Start and end times of the application
• Memory - Memory usage and peak memory usage

Model Field Tracking

• Tracks the old and new values each time your model is saved.
• Behavior can easily be attached to any model you want to track field changes.
• Each field change is related to an AuditRequest so you can see the entire state of the visitors action.
• Performs multiple inserts in a single query with CDbCommandBuilder::createMultipleInsertCommand().
• Provides views that can be rendered into your application to show changed fields for your model.

Error Tracking

• Full error stack dump is saved, even in live mode.
• Catches all errors, including fatal errors.
• View all the collected data from the module interface.
• Each error is related to an AuditRequest so you can see the entire state of the visitors action.

Log Tracking

• Save logs to your database for easy real-time debugging or for checking on historical logs.
• Each log is related to an AuditRequest so you can see the entire state of the visitors action.

Resources

• Documentation
• GitHub Project
• Yii Extension

Support

• Does this README need improvement? Go ahead and suggest a change.
• Found a bug, or need help using this project? Check the open issues or create an issue.

License

BSD-3-Clause, Copyright © 2013-2014 Mr PHP