org_heigl / piwik
Easy way to integrate piwik (http://piwik.org) analysis into a Zend-Framework Project
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Requires
- php: >=5.3.3
- zendframework/zendframework: ~2.1
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Last update: 2024-10-23 09:38:07 UTC
README
Piwik-Integration for ZendFramework2
This module integrates the piwik-tracking-code into all WebViews of your ZF2-Site
Installation:
Piwik is best installed via composer. Include the following line into the
require
-section of your composer.json
-File:
"org_heigl/piwik" : "1.0.*"
Usage:
- Add the module to the
modules
-list of your applicationsapplication.config.php
-File. - Copy this modules
module.config.php
-File to your applications ```config/autoload``-directory and edit it according to your piwik-settings. - There is no third step!
Configuration:
The configuration consists of two parameters:
return array(
'orgHeiglPiwik' => array(
// Always omit a trailing slash!
'server' => 'example.org',
'site_id' => 1,
),
);
- server is the server your piwik installation is running at. Omit a trailing slash as well as a scheme (
http://
orhttps://
). If you have installed piwik in a subdirectory you will have to include that here as well. So it would readexample.org/piwik
when you have installed your piwik-instance in the subdirectorypiwik
on the serverexample.org
. - site_id is the ID of the site you want to track as configured in your piwik-installation.
Feedback:
Feel free to provide feedback by opening issues or pull-requests or by contacting me directly at piwik (AT) heigl (DOT) org
License:
This module is licensed according to the LICENSE-Document.