This Laravel package allows you to store user logs. This package automatically stores the logs when a model is created, updated, or deleted.

composer require dipesh79/laravel-user-logs

php artisan vendor:publish

And publish Dipesh79\LaravelUserLogs\LaravelLogServiceProvider

php artisan migrate

Use HasLog Trait in your model. This will create a relation between your model and the Log model.

<?php

namespace App\Models;

use Dipesh79\LaravelUserLogs\Traits\HasLog;

class User extends Authenticatable
{
    use HasLog;

The Created, Updated, Deleted events are fired when a model is created, updated, or deleted, respectively. You don't have to do anything else, this package will automatically store the logs in the database.

$logs = \Dipesh79\LaravelUserLogs\Models\Log::get();

View User Logs

Route::get('/logs', [Dipesh79\LaravelUserLogs\Controllers\UserLogController::class, 'index'])->name('logs');

Don't forget to guard this route with your custom or pre-defined middleware

    <?php

return [
    /**
     * Log Viewer Theme | Options: bootstrap.
     */

    'theme' => 'bootstrap',

    /**
     * Pagination Count.
     */
    'pagination' => 10,

    /**
     * User Identifier from users table.
     */
    'user_identifier' => 'name',

    /**
     * Return page from log view page.
     */
    'return_page' => [
        /**
         * Route Type | Options: route, url.
         */
        'route_type' => 'url',
        /**
         * Route Name or URL.
         */
        'url' => '/'
    ]

];

Chose theme for user log viewer. Currently only bootstrap theme is available. You can change the pagination count for user log viewer. You can change the user identifier from users table. By default it is name. You can change the return page from user log viewer. By default it is /. You can change it to your custom route or url.

Now updated values will be stored in database and view them in user log viewer.

Get Access to Old Values And Updated Values in your model

    $user_log = \Dipesh79\LaravelUserLogs\Models\Log::find(1);
    $old_values = $user_log->old_data;
    $updated_values = $user_log->changed_values;

MIT

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