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WalkthroughAdds a telemetry subsystem: interfaces, implementations, a service and facade, service provider bindings and termination hook, docs describing anonymous telemetry and opt-out, and tests covering telemetry behavior and payloads. Changes
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packages/core/src/Base/TelemetryInsights.php (1)
57-60: Recent order count with potential performance consideration.The 24-hour window provides meaningful telemetry data. Consider ensuring the
placed_atcolumn is indexed for optimal performance on large order tables.
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docs/core/upgrading.md (1)
21-31: Clear and informative telemetry documentation.The documentation effectively communicates the purpose, anonymity, and opt-out mechanism for the new telemetry feature. The explanation is transparent about what data is collected and provides a simple opt-out method.
docs/core/installation.md (1)
97-105: Good telemetry documentation with clear opt-out instructions.The telemetry section provides clear information about data collection and an easy opt-out mechanism, maintaining transparency with users.
packages/core/src/Facades/Telemetry.php (1)
1-23: Well-implemented Laravel facade following best practices.The facade correctly extends Laravel's base Facade class, returns the proper service interface from
getFacadeAccessor(), and includes comprehensive PHPDoc annotations for IDE support. The implementation follows Laravel conventions perfectly.packages/core/src/LunarServiceProvider.php (3)
35-35: Proper import statements for telemetry classes.The necessary telemetry classes and facade are correctly imported to support the new functionality.
Also applies to: 41-43, 59-59
195-201: Well-structured singleton bindings for telemetry services.The telemetry services are properly registered as singletons in the service container, following Laravel's dependency injection patterns. This ensures consistent instances throughout the application lifecycle.
203-205: Smart use of application termination callback for telemetry.Using the
terminating()callback is an excellent approach as it ensures telemetry data is sent at the end of the application lifecycle without impacting runtime performance. This aligns with the PR objective of minimizing performance overhead.packages/core/src/Base/TelemetryServiceInterface.php (1)
5-16: Clean and well-designed telemetry service interface.The interface provides a clear contract with appropriately named methods that cover all necessary telemetry operations: opt-out functionality, URL configuration, caching control, execution logic, and the main telemetry runner. The method signatures are intuitive and the interface maintains a good separation of concerns.
tests/core/Feature/Base/TelemetryServiceTest.php (4)
9-15: Well-structured opt-out test.The test correctly verifies the telemetry opt-out functionality by checking the state before and after calling
optOut().
17-27: Effective daily run limitation test.The test properly validates that telemetry runs only once per day by manipulating cache timestamps and verifying the
shouldRun()behavior in both scenarios.
29-47: Good basic HTTP request test.The test effectively verifies that telemetry sends HTTP requests to the correct endpoint using proper mocking techniques.
49-134: Comprehensive payload validation test.This test thoroughly validates all fields in the telemetry payload. The test structure is excellent and covers all data points collected by the telemetry system.
The comma-separated format for currencies and languages (lines 131-132) correctly matches the implementation in
TelemetryService.phpwherejoin(',')is used on the collections.packages/core/src/Base/ProvidesTelemetryInsights.php (1)
7-38: Well-designed telemetry insights interface.The interface provides a comprehensive contract for telemetry data collection with:
- Clear method names that indicate their purpose
- Appropriate return types for each data point
- Proper PHPDoc annotations for generic collection types
- Good separation of concerns between environment data, counts, and collections
The interface design supports the anonymous telemetry requirements effectively.
packages/core/src/Base/TelemetryInsights.php (11)
15-20: Appropriate domain identification method.Using MD5 hash of the app URL is suitable for anonymous domain identification in telemetry data. The implementation correctly uses Laravel's config helper.
22-25: Standard Laravel environment detection.Correctly uses Laravel's built-in environment detection method.
27-30: Correct Laravel version retrieval.Uses the standard Laravel method to get framework version information.
32-35: Proper package version detection.Correctly uses Composer's
InstalledVersionsAPI to retrieve the Lunar core package version.
37-40: Database connection identification.The method returns the default database connection name, which effectively indicates the database type being used for telemetry purposes.
42-45: Standard PHP version detection.Correctly uses the built-in
phpversion()function to retrieve PHP runtime version.
47-50: Simple product count query.Uses standard Eloquent count method to retrieve total product count for telemetry.
52-55: Simple product variant count query.Uses standard Eloquent count method to retrieve total product variant count for telemetry.
62-65: Recent order total calculation.Consistent with
orderCount()method using the same 24-hour window. Same indexing consideration applies for optimal performance.
67-72: Efficient currency code collection.Correctly filters for enabled currencies and maps to their codes using Laravel's collection methods.
74-79: Complete language code collection.Retrieves all configured languages and maps to their codes, which is appropriate for telemetry data collection.
packages/core/src/Base/TelemetryService.php (6)
11-18: Clean constructor with proper dependency injection.The constructor design is appropriate with:
- Clear default state for telemetry execution
- Proper dependency injection using constructor property promotion
- Protected visibility for internal state management
20-23: Simple and effective opt-out mechanism.The method correctly disables telemetry by setting the internal flag to false.
25-28: Hardcoded telemetry endpoint URL.The HTTPS URL is appropriate for the telemetry service. The hardcoded approach is acceptable for this specific use case.
30-33: Clear cache key naming.The cache key is descriptive and follows Laravel naming conventions for cache keys.
35-44: Correct daily execution logic.The method properly implements the daily execution limit by:
- Checking opt-out status first
- Using cached timestamps to track last execution
- Leveraging Carbon's
isToday()method for accurate date comparison
46-62: Comprehensive telemetry payload construction.The method effectively builds the telemetry payload by:
- Including all relevant system and application metrics
- Properly formatting collections as comma-separated strings
- Using clear, descriptive keys for the API payload
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The timeout for this will be the default Laravel setting of 30 secs.
Do we want to lessen this? And do we want to add any retries?
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The idea behind this PR is for Lunar to send anonymous usage insights to a predetermined endpoint. This will help us see how Lunar is being used and at what capacity.
It is completely anonoymous and you will be able to easily opt out of sending any stats by calling
Telemetry::optOut()in your service provider. We will also only do the call once per day and will be on a deffered request so that it does not interfere with the performance of your storefront.Summary by CodeRabbit