Laravel PostHog is a package integrating PostHog—a platform to analyze, test, observe, and deploy new features—with Laravel. It builds on top of the posthog-php package, offering a Facade and simplified configuration in your Laravel app:
use QodeNLLaravelPosthogFacadesPosthog;
Posthog::capture(‘event name’, [‘property’ => ‘value’]);
PostHog has a variety of features that you can use, and the PHP/Laravel package specifically provides the following features that you can integrate:
Event capture
User identification
Feature flags
Group analytics
Sending pageviews
PostHog doesn’t have a Laravel Pennant feature flag driver, but you can use PostHog’s feature flags directly via the package:
use QodeNLLaravelPosthogFacadesPosthog;
Posthog::getAllFlags();
Posthog::isFeatureEnabled(‘myFeatureFlagKey’);
// Return true/false/payload (if set)
Posthog::getFeatureFlag(‘myFeatureFlagKey’);
You can learn more about this package, get full installation instructions, and view the source code on GitHub. The PostHog documentation has more examples of using this package with Laravel and PHP.
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