The statistics API Drupal 8 module is intended simplify and centralize event recording (tracking) and statistical evaluations of events, and to make it easy to feed that data back into Drupal
The module can be found at http://drupal.org/project/sapi
This repository main branch corresponds to the 3.x module effort, as seen in drupal.org
Consider also checking out our demo SAPI extension module: https://github.com/james-nesbitt/sapi-demo
The core 3.x functionality works well, and is considered reliable, but it quite abstract, and does little on it's own.
The submodule: sapi_entity_interaction effectively tracks all user interactions with entities, which can be used to vbuild views based on those interactions (some demo views exaist already in the module)
###Incoming modules:
Track a user's journey from page to page of your site, to see what navigation is commin, and what elements are not used.
To install the sapi module into your site, use the typical process:
- download the package to modules/contrib/
- use composer require
- The core moduile provides some administrative pages to enable and disable handler plugins /admin/config/sapi
- The data storage custom entitiy can be confiugred and managed at admin/strucutre/sapi
The most common ay to extend sapi is to write handcler plugins, and triggers
- write come custom code wherever you want to start a trigger
- incllude the dispatcher service in scope
- include the ActionTypePluginManager in scope
- create an action (ActionType plugin) instance using the plugin manager
- dispatch the action using the dispatcher
- choose with actiontype plugin you want to use, based on whhat data you need to send. Perhaps you will need to creata a new plugin.
- create a new handler plugin
SAPI data is typically stored using the custom content entity provided in the submodule "sapi_data" You can interact with this data using any entity applications such as views.
Come and visit out Trello board: https://trello.com/b/fiBWGqdo/sapi2