achievements-system

To track user milestones in Laravel, you evaluate uploads, streaks, and per-tag counts against seeded thresholds defined in config/achievements.php. The engine uses multiple checkers and event-driven unlocks to automate gamified progress and rewards.

Redis caching improves performance by storing evaluated milestone states, while event-driven unlocks detect when thresholds are crossed. This ensures responsive API-driven dashboards and leaderboards without repeatedly querying the database for user activity.

API endpoints expose user achievements and progress, enabling gamified dashboards and product analytics. The engine evaluates real user activity against seeded definitions and delivers results directly through the API layer.

The best way to define custom thresholds is by seeding milestone definitions from a configuration file. Storing criteria in config/achievements.php allows the core evaluator engine to check uploads, streaks, and per-tag counts against your specific requirements.

The engine uses Redis for caching and Laravel as its foundation. It implements core checkers to evaluate streaks and per-tag activity, requiring these environments to process event-driven unlocks and API endpoints properly.

You seed milestone definitions by configuring thresholds in config/achievements.php. Once seeded, the core evaluator engine automatically monitors uploads and activity, triggering event-driven unlocks when users cross the defined boundaries.