README

Track total, daily, weekly, and monthly views for entries, categories, tags, and custom routes. Fully supports multi-site setups, Blitz static caching, and works with Craft CMS 4 and 5.

✨ Main Features

• Track views of Entries, Categories, Tags, and custom routes
• Multi-site support
• View counting via AJAX/fetch for Blitz/static cache compatibility
• Compatible with Craft CMS 4 and 5

🛠 Installation

Install via the Craft Plugin Store or with Composer:

composer require nelson-nguyen/craft-store-view

Search for "Store View" in the Craft Plugin Store and install from the Control Panel.

🧹 Reset Views Command

To clear all stored view counts (total, daily, weekly, monthly), run the following console command manually:

./craft store-view/reset-view

⏰ Automate with Cron Job

You can schedule this command to run automatically every day at midnight using cron.

1. Open your server's crontab editor:

crontab -e

1. Add this line to run the reset command daily at midnight:

0 0 * * * /path/to/craft store-view/reset-view >/dev/null 2>&1

Make sure to replace /path/to/craft with the full path to your Craft CMS craft executable.

1. Save and exit the editor.

This will reset your view counts daily at 00:00 server time.

🔢 Count Views

Manually trigger a view count for any supported element or custom URI:

{# Entry #}
{% do craft.storeView.count(entry.id) %}

{# Category #}
{% do craft.storeView.count(category.id) %}

{# Tag #}
{% do craft.storeView.count(tag.id) %}

{# Custom route (e.g., static page) #}
{% do craft.storeView.count(craft.app.request.getPathInfo()) %}

🔁 AJAX View Tracking (For Blitz/Static Cache Support)

Use the following code to send an AJAX request that registers a view:

{% js %}
fetch('/store-view/api/track-page-view' + window.location.search, {
  method: 'POST',
  headers: {
    'Content-Type': 'application/json',
    'Accept': 'application/json',
    'X-CSRF-Token': '{{ craft.app.request.csrfToken }}'
  },
  body: JSON.stringify({
    elementId: {{ entry.id ?? 'null' }},
    siteId: {{ currentSite.id ?? 'null' }},
    uri: window.location.pathname
  }),
});
{% endjs %}

🔍 Querying Store Views

Use craft.storeView.entries() to retrieve and filter view statistics with a fluent API.

🔧 Basic Usage

{% set views = craft.storeView.entries().all() %}

🔍 Filter by Section

{% set blogViews = craft.storeView.entries().sections('blog').all() %}

Multiple sections:

{% set views = craft.storeView.entries().sections(['blog', 'news']).all() %}

🔍 Filter by Category Group

{% set views = craft.storeView.entries().categories('topics').all() %}

🔍 Filter by Tag Group

{% set views = craft.storeView.entries().tags('labels').all() %}

🕒 Filter by Date Range

{% set todayViews = craft.storeView.entries().withRange('today').all() %}
{% set thisWeekViews = craft.storeView.entries().withRange('thisWeek').all() %}
{% set thisMonthViews = craft.storeView.entries().withRange('thisMonth').all() %}

🛠 Custom Filters

{% set views = craft.storeView.entries()
    .where({ elementId: 123 })
    .limit(10)
    .offset(5)
    .orderBy('total DESC')
    .all() %}

📄 Get One Record

{% set view = craft.storeView.entries().where({ elementId: 123 }).one() %}

🔢 Count Total

{% set count = craft.storeView.entries().sections('blog').count() %}

🧱 Data Structure

Each result is an instance of nelsonnguyen\craftstoreview\models\StoreViewModel.

Example Output:

nelsonnguyen\craftstoreview\models\StoreViewModel {
  id: 1,
  uri: "custom/custom",
  elementId: null,
  siteId: 1,
  total: 2,
  day: 2,
  week: 2,
  month: 2,
  lastUpdated: DateTimeImmutable('2025-06-08 07:10:33.0 UTC'),
  element: null,
}

Or with populated element:

nelsonnguyen\craftstoreview\models\StoreViewModel {
  id: 1,
  uri: "custom/custom",
  elementId: null,
  siteId: 1,
  total: 2,
  day: 2,
  week: 2,
  month: 2,
  lastUpdated: DateTimeImmutable('2025-06-08 07:10:33.0 UTC'),
  element: {
    id: 2,
    title: "test channel",
    slug: "test-channel",
    uri: "channel/test-channel",
    type: "Entry"
  }
}

📘 Notes

• .sections(), .categories(), and .tags() accept a string or array of handles.
• .withRange() accepts: 'today', 'thisWeek', 'thisMonth'
• All methods are chainable.

📄 License

This is a commercial plugin available via the Craft CMS Plugin Store.