Embed Google Analytics in Laravel - javascript

I set up a website with laravel 4.
The website has no front facing site ...
The website sends a file as response to a link earlier generated.
So there is no html / blade template.
How can I embed Google Analytics within Laravel without using html output?
Is there a chance to call the Google Analytics JavaScript with php?
Thanks

The Google Analytics Measurement Protocol is what you're looking for:
https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/protocol/
It allows you to send hits directly to Google Analytics via simple HTTP requests, which you should easily be able to do from your PHP back-end.

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