README

Plausible is intuitive, lightweight and open source web analytics. Plausible has no cookies and fully compliant with GDPR, CCPA and PECR.

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require njoguamos/laravel-plausible

You can initialise the package with:

php artisan plausible:install

Install command will publish the config file.

Ensure that you have updated your application .env with credentials from Plausible i.e.

#.env file

PLAUSIBLE_SITE_ID=
PLAUSIBLE_API_KEY=
#PLAUSIBLE_BASE_URL= <-- (Optional) for self-hosted

Note If you are using a self-hosted version of plausible, ensure that you define PLAUSIBLE_BASE_URL to point to your custom domain.

Usage

1. Getting Realtime Visitors

To get the current visitors on your default site, run a request as follows.

use NjoguAmos\Plausible\Facades\Plausible;

$visitors = Plausible::realtime();

The response in a single digit number

12

If you prefer using facades, then you can do as follows.

use NjoguAmos\Plausible\Facades\Plausible;

$all = Plausible::aggregates();

2. Getting Aggregates

To get the aggregates, run a request as follows.

use NjoguAmos\Plausible\Facades\Plausible;

// Simple with default
$aggregates = Plausible::aggregates();

// Or with optional custom parameters
$aggregates = Plausible::aggregates(
    period: 'custom',
    metrics: ['visitors', 'visits', 'pageviews'],
    filters: ['event:page==/blog**'],
    date: '2023-01-01,2023-01-31',
    withImported: true
);

[Note] Filtering by imported data is limited. The general rule is that you cannot filter by two different properties at the same time. Learn more from Plausible Imported stats documentation

A successful response will be a json. Example;

{
    "bounce_rate": {
        "change": 4,
        "value": 71
    },
    "events": {
        "change": -24,
        "value": 1166
    },
    "pageviews": {
        "change": -24,
        "value": 1166
    },
    "views_per_visit": {
        "change": -26,
        "value": 3
    },
    "visit_duration": {
        "change": -37,
        "value": 132
    },
    "visitors": {
        "change": 1,
        "value": 360
    },
    "visits": {
        "change": 3,
        "value": 389
    }
}

Aggregates parameters explained expand to view more details.

use NjoguAmos\Plausible\Facades\Plausible;

$aggregates = Plausible::aggregates(period: '7d')

use NjoguAmos\Plausible\Facades\Plausible;

$aggregates = Plausible::aggregates(metrics: ['visitors', 'visits'])

use NjoguAmos\Plausible\Facades\Plausible;

$aggregates = Plausible::aggregates(compare: false )

use NjoguAmos\Plausible\Facades\Plausible;

$aggregates = Plausible::aggregates(filters: ['event:page==/blog**', 'visit:country==KE|DE'])

use NjoguAmos\Plausible\Facades\Plausible;

$aggregates = Plausible::aggregates(period: 'custom', date: '2023-01-01,2023-01-31')

3. Getting Time Series

To get the timeseries data over a certain time period, run a request as follows.

use NjoguAmos\Plausible\Facades\Plausible;

// Simple with default
$aggregates = Plausible::timeSeries();

// Or with optional custom parameters
$aggregates = Plausible::timeSeries(
        period: 'custom',
        metrics: ['visitors', 'visits', 'pageviews', 'views_per_visit', 'bounce_rate', 'visit_duration'],
        filters: ['event:page==/blog**'],
        interval: 'month',
        date: '2023-01-01,2023-01-31'
    );

A successful response will be a json. Example;

[
    {
        "bounce_rate": 17,
        "date": "2023-01-01",
        "pageviews": 60,
        "views_per_visit": 19,
        "visit_duration": 525,
        "visitors": 6,
        "visits": 6
    },
    {
        "bounce_rate": 12,
        "date": "2023-01-02",
        "pageviews": 22,
        "views_per_visit": 4,
        "visit_duration": 149,
        "visitors": 6,
        "visits": 8
    },
    {
        "bounce_rate": 57,
        "date": "2023-01-03",
        "pageviews": 9,
        "views_per_visit": 2.57,
        "visit_duration": 48,
        "visitors": 7,
        "visits": 7
    },
    {
        "bounce_rate": 71,
        "date": "2023-01-04",
        "pageviews": 48,
        "views_per_visit": 8.43,
        "visit_duration": 301,
        "visitors": 7,
        "visits": 7
    }
]

Timeseries parameters explained expand to view more details.

use NjoguAmos\Plausible\Facades\Plausible;

$aggregates = Plausible::timeSeries(period: '6mo')

use NjoguAmos\Plausible\Facades\Plausible;

$aggregates = Plausible::timeSeries(metrics: ['visits', 'pageviews', 'views_per_visit'])

use NjoguAmos\Plausible\Facades\Plausible;

$aggregates = Plausible::timeSeries(filters: ['event:page==/blog**', 'visit:browser==Firefox'])

use NjoguAmos\Plausible\Facades\Plausible;

$aggregates = Plausible::timeSeries(interval: 'month')

use NjoguAmos\Plausible\Facades\Plausible;

$aggregates = Plausible::timeSeries(period: 'custom', date: '2023-01-01,2023-01-31')

4. Getting Breakdowns

To get a breakdown of your stats by some property, run a request as follows.

use \NjoguAmos\Plausible\Facades\Plausible;

// Simple with defaults
$visitors = Plausible::breakdown();

// With optional parameters
$aggregates = Plausible::breakdown(
        property: 'event:page',
        period: '12mo',
        metrics: ['visitors', 'visits', 'pageviews'],
        filters: 'event:page==/blog**',
        limit: 500
    );

The response in a single digit number

[
    {
        "bounce_rate": 71,
        "page": "/",
        "pageviews": 146,
        "visit_duration": 126,
        "visitors": 87,
        "visits": 77
    },
    {
        "bounce_rate": 54,
        "page": "/articles",
        "pageviews": 179,
        "visit_duration": 206,
        "visitors": 71,
        "visits": 50
    },
    {
        "bounce_rate": 81,
        "page": "/blog/about-laravel-plausible",
        "pageviews": 42,
        "visit_duration": 27,
        "visitors": 35,
        "visits": 37
    },
    {
        "bounce_rate": 52,
        "page": "/pricing",
        "pageviews": 72,
        "visit_duration": 147,
        "visitors": 31,
        "visits": 27
    },
    {
        "bounce_rate": 76,
        "page": "/aquatadas",
        "pageviews": 22,
        "visit_duration": 82,
        "visitors": 21,
        "visits": 21
    }
]

Breakdown parameters explained expand to view more details.

use NjoguAmos\Plausible\Facades\Plausible;

$aggregates = Plausible::breakdown(property: '6mo')

use NjoguAmos\Plausible\Facades\Plausible;

$aggregates = Plausible::breakdown(period: '6mo')

use NjoguAmos\Plausible\Facades\Plausible;

$aggregates = Plausible::breakdown(date: '2023-01-01')

use NjoguAmos\Plausible\Facades\Plausible;

$aggregates = Plausible::breakdown(metrics: ['visits', 'pageviews', 'views_per_visit'])

use NjoguAmos\Plausible\Facades\Plausible;;

$aggregates = Plausible::breakdown(limit: 200)

use NjoguAmos\Plausible\Facades\Plausible;;

$aggregates = Plausible::breakdown(page: 2)

use NjoguAmos\Plausible\Facades\Plausible;

$aggregates = Plausible::breakdown(filters: 'event:page==/blog**')

5. Caching Response

To increased performance of your application and reduce reliance to plausible api, all requests are cached for 3 minutes. You can specify cache duration (in seconds) and driver using the following env variables.

PLAUSIBLE_CACHE_DURATION=300
PLAUSIBLE_CACHE_DRIVER=redis

If for some reason you don't want to cache response, you can turn off caching entirely by adding the following env variable.

PLAUSIBLE_CACHE=false

Testing

Info To test this package, run the following command.

composer test

Changelog

Please see releases for more information on what has changed recently.

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.

Security Vulnerabilities

Please review our security policy on how to report security vulnerabilities.

Credits

• Njogu Amos
• All Contributors

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.