What is Laravel Surveillance UI?

Provides a Graphical UI for Laravel Surveillance and integrates within your existing application.

What is Laravel Surveillance?

Laravel Surveillance is a package to put malicious users, IP addresses and anonymous browser fingerprints under surveillance, write surveillance logs and block malicious ones from accessing the app. Read more

Laravel Surveillance UI Demo

Minimum Requirements

1. Laravel 6.0
2. PHP 7.2

Installation

composer require neelkanthk/laravel-surveillance-ui

Usage

Step 1: Configure Laravel Surveillance

NOTE:- If you have already installed neelkanthk/laravel-surveillance in your application then please go directly to Step 2.

1.1. Publish the migration files:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Neelkanth\Laravel\Surveillance\Providers\SurveillanceServiceProvider" --tag="migrations"

1.2. Publish language files:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Neelkanth\Laravel\Surveillance\Providers\SurveillanceServiceProvider" --tag="lang"

1.3. Run the migrations

php artisan migrate

1.4. Publish the config file (Optional):

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Neelkanth\Laravel\Surveillance\Providers\SurveillanceServiceProvider" --tag="config"

Read more about Laravel Surveillance installation

Step 2: Configure Laravel Surveillance UI

The following steps will install Laravel Surveillance UI in your application.

2.1. Publish views:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Neelkanth\Laravel\SurveillanceUi\Providers\SurveillanceUiServiceProvider" --tag="views"

2.2. Publish config:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Neelkanth\Laravel\SurveillanceUi\Providers\SurveillanceUiServiceProvider" --tag="config"

2.3. Publish assets:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Neelkanth\Laravel\SurveillanceUi\Providers\SurveillanceUiServiceProvider" --tag="assets"

Add Middleware

Laravel Surveillance provides a surveillance middleware that can be used on any route or route group to make it eligible for surveillance.

Route::middleware(["surveillance"])->get('/path', function () {});

Read more about middleware usage

Accessing the Dashboard

The Laravel Surveillance UI manager dashboard can be accessed at: http://your.domain/surveillance/ui/manager

The Laravel Surveillance UI logs dashboard can be accessed at: http://your.domain/surveillance/ui/logs

Overriding and customizing the package default configuration

Customizing the route prefix

By default surveillance/ui route prefix is appended to the package's routes.

If you want to customize it then you can do so easily in the config/surveillance-ui.php file's prefix key as shown below.

/**
 * The prefix to be used in the surveillance ui routes
 */
"prefix" => "surveillance/ui",

Customizing the route middleware

By default web middleware is added to the package's routes.

If you want to add more middlewares like auth or something else, then you can add them easily in the config/surveillance-ui.php file's middleware key as shown below.

/**
 * The middleware(s) to be used in the surveillance ui routes
 */
"middleware" => ["web", "auth"], //auth middleware added

Customizing the views

After publishing the package views you can change the design as per your taste. The views are published inside your project's resources/views/vendor/surveillance-ui directory.

Customizing the JS and CSS

After publishing the package assets you can tweak the JS and CSS inside your project's public/surveillance-ui directory.

Replacing the default logo

You can change the default CCTV logo and favicon displayed on the Surveillance Dashboard by replacing them with your own at public/surveillance-ui/images/logo.png and public/surveillance-ui/images/favicon.ico.

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Security

If you discover any security-related issues, please email [email protected] instead of using the issue tracker.

Credits

• Neelkanth Kaushik
• All Contributors

License

MIT