#Laravel 4 NewRelic package
###Note This package has been updated to support the new router methods in Laravel 4.1: thank you @altrim and @PhiloNL.
For Laravel 4.0.x support, please use 1.0.x as your composer requirement. We will continue to accept pulls for Laravel 4.0-compatible features on the 1.0.x tags.
###Installation
Add intouch/laravel-newrelic to your composer requirements:
"require": {
"intouch/laravel-newrelic": "*"
}
Now, run composer update
Once the package is installed, open your app/config/app.php configuration file and locate the providers key. Add the following line to the end:
'Intouch\LaravelNewrelic\LaravelNewrelicServiceProvider',
Next, locate the aliases key and add the following line:
'Newrelic' => 'Intouch\LaravelNewrelic\Facades\Newrelic',
Finally, publish the default configuration (it will end up in app/config/packages/intouch/laravel-newrelic/config.php):
$ php artisan config:publish intouch/laravel-newrelic
###Configuration
=> auto_name_transactions
- type: bool
- default: true
- this will automatically name all transactions with the following precedence
- Route name (e.g. "home")
- Controller and method (e.g. "HomeController@showWelcome")
- HTTP verb + path (e.g. "GET /")
=> name_provider
- type: closure or null
- default: null
- if a closure is provided, this allows for full customization of the transaction name with access to \Illuminate\Http\Request, \Illuminate\Http\Response and \Illuminate\Foundation\Application as parameters for convenience.
=> throw_if_not_installed
- type: bool
- default: false
- if true, will throw an exception if NewRelic PHP agent is not found / installed
###Basic Use The registered Service Provider includes a Facade to the Intouch/Newrelic class. Any of its methods may be accessed as any other Facade is accessed, for example:
Newrelic::setAppName( 'MyApp' );
... would set the NewRelic App Name to 'MyApp'