📊 Export Craft data as CSVs in a snap!
- 🏎 Reports are processed with Query Batching, making exports run quickly and without exhausting your memory limit
- 🧘 Inspired by Element API, create reports with a simple and familiar structure
- 📦 Reports stored using Asset volumes so you can host reports locally or on a cloud-based service like Amazon S3
- 🖥 Process reports via the CLI using
php craft reporter/report --handle=myReport
wheremyReport
is the key of a specific report in thereports
array found inconfig/reporter.php
.
Install Reporter one of two ways:
- Install via Craft's Plugin Store
- Run
composer require trendyminds/craft-reporter
and enable the plugin from "Settings > Plugins"
To setup reports, create a reporter.php
file in config/
. Below is an example config file.
Example Config
<?php
use craft\elements\Entry;
use craft\elements\Asset;
return [
// The name to use throughout the control panel (defaults to "Reporter")
'displayName' => 'Reports',
// The asset volume handle where your reports should be saved
// NOTE: Your reports are publicly accessible if your volume has "Assets in this volume have public URLs" enabled
'volume' => 'uploads',
// An optional folder path if you would like to nest the reports in a specific directory
'folder' => 'resources/reports',
// An optional batch size to use when processing reports (defaults to 100)
'batchSize' => 100,
// An array of reports to produce
'reports' => [
'pages' => function () {
return [
'name' => 'All Pages',
'description' => 'A simple export of all the pages on the site.',
'elementType' => Entry::class,
'criteria' => [
'section' => 'pages'
],
'transformer' => function (Entry $entry) {
return [
"id" => $entry->id,
"title" => $entry->title,
"url" => $entry->url,
];
}
];
},
'allImages' => function () {
return [
'name' => 'Uploaded Images',
'description' => 'A list of all images uploaded into Craft',
'elementType' => Asset::class,
'criteria' => [
'kind' => 'image'
],
'transformer' => function (Asset $asset) {
// Skip example
// Ignore assets that have an even number for an ID
if ($asset->id % 2 === 0) {
return [];
}
return [
"id" => $asset->id,
"title" => $asset->title,
"filename" => $asset->filename,
];
}
];
},
]
];
If you would like to contribute to Reporter we tried to make it as easy as possible:
- Clone the repo
- Run
npm i
to install the Node dependencies - Run
npm start
to begin the watch task - Make your changes
- Run
npm run build
to compile and minify the CSS and JS - Submit a PR!