README

About

This package provides a simple way to audit your Eloquent models. The package collects the following information:

• service_id - The ID of the service that is using the package
• user_id - The user who performed the action
• event - The event that was performed.
• auditable_type - The class name of the auditable model. Defaults to model class name. You can override getAuditableClassName() in your model.
• auditable_id - The ID of the auditable model. You can override getAuditableId() in your model.
• old_values - The old values of the auditable model
• new_values - The new values of the auditable model
• tags - Additional tags. You can override getAuditableTags() in your model.
• url - The URL of the request
• ip_address - The IP address of the request
• user_agent - The user agent of the request

If you use the Astrotomic\Translatable\Translatable trait, the package will also collect the translations of the auditable model, like name_uz, title_uz and so on.

Installation

composer require odilov-sh/laravel-audit-tm

Publishing

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="OdilovSh\LaravelAuditTm\AuditTmServiceProvider"

Envirement variables

Your .env file must have the following variables:

AUTH_SERVICE_ID=1111
AUDIT_TM_SECRET_KEY="your secret key"
AUDIT_TM_ENABLED=true // if false, audit will not be sent
AUDIT_TM_BASE_URL="audit receiver base url"

Usage

use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model;

class Post extends Model
{

    use OdilovSh\LaravelAuditTm\Traits\Auditable;

}

The Auditable trait will automatically send data to audit server on updated, created and deleted events. In other cases, you must send data manually. Manually send data might be like this:

// Manually send data to audit server

use OdilovSh\LaravelAuditTm\AuditSender;

$data = [];
$data['event'] = 'changeStatus'; // Event name
$data['auditable_type'] = 'App\Models\Product'; // The name of the class being audited
$data['auditable_id'] = 123; // The id of the model being audited

// Old values before changing
$data['old_values'] = [
    'status' => 'active'
];

// New values after changing
$data['new_values'] = [
    'status' => 'inactive'
];

(new AuditSender($data))->send();

Queue

You can use queue job to send auditing data to audit server. In this case, you will not wait sending request to audit server and getting response. All of processes will be done in background. To use queue, first you must configure queue settings in Laravel. Then you just need add new configs to env file

AUDIT_TM_QUEUE_IS_ENABLED=true
AUDIT_TM_ON_QUEUE=default

Notes

This package uses OdilovSh\LaravelAuditTm\Resolvers\UserIdResolver to resolve the user id. You can change the resolver by changing the user_id_resolver in the audit-tm config file. As well you can set false this configuration. In this case user_id value will not be sent.