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This package is a simple PHP client for the Cloudflare Analytics GraphQL API.

⚠️ Note: This package is not official and is not affiliated with Cloudflare. It is a community-driven package.

🚨 Note 2: This package is under development and is not ready for production.

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require the-3labs-team/php-cloudflare-analytics

Configuration

Add in your .env file the following variables:

CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN='your_cloudflare_api_token'
CLOUDFLARE_ZONE_TAG_ID='zoneTag'

or you can pass the token and zoneTag as parameters in the constructor.

use The3LabsTeam\PhpCloudflareAnalytics\CloudflareAnalytics;

$cf = new CloudflareAnalytics(
    token: 'your_cloudflare_api_token', zoneTag: 'zoneTag'
);

Usage

You can use the following methods to build your query:

use The3LabsTeam\PhpCloudflareAnalytics\CloudflareAnalytics;

$cf = new CloudflareAnalytics;

$results = $cf->select('firewallEventsAdaptive AS firewall')
    ->get('firewall.datetime', 'firewall.action');

The get method will return an array with the results.

Available fields

firewallEventsAdaptive
httpRequests1mGroups
httpRequestsAdaptiveGroups
threatsAdaptiveGroups
threatsByCountryAdaptiveGroups

Default fields

datetime: 1 hour
take: 10
orderBy: datetime

Demo

Get latest 10 firewall events:

$results = $cf->select('firewallEventsAdaptive AS firewall')
    ->get('firewall.datetime', 'firewall.action');

Filter between two dates:

$results = $cf->select('firewallEventsAdaptive AS firewall')
    ->where('firewall.datetime', '>=', '2021-10-01T00:00:00Z')
    ->where('firewall.datetime', '<=', '2021-10-02T00:00:00Z')
    ->get('firewall.datetime', 'firewall.action');

Limit the results:

$results = $cf->select('firewallEventsAdaptive AS firewall')
    ->take('firewall', 5)
    ->get('firewall.datetime', 'firewall.action');

Order the results:

$results = $cf->select('firewallEventsAdaptive AS firewall')
    ->orderBy('firewall.datetime', 'desc')
    ->get('firewall.datetime', 'firewall.action');

Get two fields from two different tables: // TODO: test this

$results = $cf->select('firewallEventsAdaptive AS firewall, threatsAdaptiveGroups AS threats')
    ->get('firewall.datetime', 'firewall.action', 'threats.datetime', 'threats.action');

Get http visits and sum them:

    $results = $cf->select('httpRequests1mGroups AS http')
        ->take('http', 10)
        ->get('sum.countryMap.clientCountryName', 'sum.countryMap.requests', 'sum.countryMap.bytes', 'sum.countryMap.threats', 'dimensions.datetimeHour');