Extendmate - Login Tracker Bundle For Pimcore

The Bundle offers comprehensive user login tracking functionalities within Pimcore. It efficiently captures login-related details of Pimcore users, including:

1. User ID: Unique identifier assigned to the user.
2. Username: Name used by the user for login purposes.
3. Roles: Represents the user's assigned roles at the time of login.
4. IP Address: The IP address from which the user logged in.
5. isAdmin: Indicates whether the user is an admin or not.
6. Login At: Datetime of the user's login attempt.
7. Logout At: Datetime of the user's logout attempt.
8. Last Seet At: Datetime indicating the user's last activity.
9. User Agent: User's browser or application details.
10. Firewall Name: Specific firewall used during the login.
11. Login Status: Monitors login/logout/fail/error statuses. It registers as 'login' for successful logins, 'logout' for successful logouts, 'fail' for incorrect credentials, and 'error' when multiple failed login attempts occur.

Requirements

• Pimcore 11.x

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Installation

To install the bundle, execute the following commands:

1. To install the Composer package, execute the following command:

   composer require extendmate/pimcore-bundle-login-tracker

2. Open the /config/bundle.php file and include the following line to enable the bundle::

   Extendmate\Pimcore\LoginTracker\ExtendmateLoginTrackerBundle::class => ['all' => true]

3. Install the bundle by running the command:

   ./bin/console pimcore:bundle:install ExtendmateLoginTrackerBundle

4. (Optional) To explore available configurations for the bundle, run:

   ./bin/console config:dump-reference ExtendmateLoginTrackerBundle

   You can customize these settings by overriding them in your config.yaml file.

5. You're all set! Re-login to observe user login attempts within the ExtendmateLoginTracker-AllLoginAttempts report section. For viewing the reports, ensure the PimcoreCustomReportsBundle is enabled.

Update

To update the bundle, execute the following commands:

1. Update the bundle using Composer:

   composer update extendmate/pimcore-bundle-login-tracker

2. Run the migrations with the specified prefix:

   ./bin/console doctrine:migrations:migrate --prefix=Extendmate\\Pimcore\\LoginTrackerBundle 

Uninstallation

To uninstall the bundle, perform the following steps:

1. Uninstall the bundle via Pimcore console:

   ./bin/console pimcore:bundle:uninstall ExtendmateLoginTrackerBundle

2. Disable the bundle by removing the following line from /config/bundle.php:

   Extendmate\Pimcore\LoginTracker\ExtendmateLoginTrackerBundle::class => ['all' => true]

3. Lastly, eliminate any bundle-related configurations from your config.yaml file, if present.

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Copyright and Licensing

Copyright (C) extendmate.com
For licensing details, please visit LICENSE.md

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