caddy-pirsch-plugin
A Caddy v2 plugin to track requests in Pirsch Analytics.
Usage
pirsch [<matcher>] {
client_id <pirsch-client-id>
client_secret <pirsch-client-secret>
host_name <pirsch-host-name>
base_url <alternative-api-url>
}
You can obtain these parameters from the Settings section of your Pirsch dashboard.
Because this directive does not come standard with Caddy, you need to put the directive in order. The correct place is up to you, but usually putting it near the end works if no other terminal directives match the same requests. It's common to pair a Pirsch handler with a file_server, so ordering it just before is often a good choice:
{
order pirsch before file_server
}
Alternatively, you may use route to order it the way you want. For example:
localhost
root * /srv
route {
pirsch * {
[...]
}
file_server
}
Example
Track all requests to HTML pages in Pirsch. You might want to extend the matcher regexp to also include / or, alternatively, match everything but assets (like .css, .js, ...) since usually you wouldn't want to track those.
{
order pirsch before file_server
}
http://localhost:8080 {
@html path_regexp .*\.html$
pirsch @html {
client_id cCfoZttXzRH5AyOpiu97wqXH3j5lYXcg
client_secret olshVxS73jWQFhXJE86DdoR4McPBh02OendvyLtajX2EA3aasfywb3q3uZio9tDL
host_name mysite.example.org
}
file_server
}
License
Apache 2.0
