Author: Manuel Lemos
Updated on: 2022-03-10
Posted on: 2022-03-10
Package: Robots Class
The analysis of the robot access activity may be helpful to determine if in the future a site may consider those accesses as valid or ignore them to avoid a needless load of the Web server machine.
This class provides several alternatives to log the details of robot accesses like log files, email, and database table records.
Applications developers may pick different log storage container types depending on what can be better for future analysis.
About the Robots Class Package
The package Robots Class is one of the few PHP packages that was considered notable recently because it does something that is worth paying attention.
The basic purpose is: Log accesses of robots to database, email or files
Here follows in more detail what it does:
This class can log accesses of robots to databases, email, or files.
It can retrieve the current HTTP request details and log them for later processing.
Currently, it can log details like the current site name, date of access, the visitor's IP address, and the browser's name or user agent identifier string.
The class can log the access details either to text files, a MySQL database, another SQL database using PDO, or send an email message to a given address.
Conclusion
The Robots Class can be downloaded from download page or be installed using the PHP Composer tool following instructions in the Composer install instructions page.
This package was considered notable for implementing its benefits in a way that is worth noticing.
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