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Laravel HTTP Logger

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A super simple, configurable HTTP request and response logger for Laravel, ideal for APIs.

Installation

Requirements: PHP 8.3+ and Laravel 11.x, 12.x, or 13.x.

Install the package via Composer:

Publish the config file:

(Optional) Add a dedicated log channel for HTTP logs in config/logging.php (e.g. a separate file or stack). If you skip this, the package uses your default log channel.

Important — when is logging on? If LOG_HTTP_REQUESTS is not set in .env, the logger follows APP_DEBUG: it is enabled when APP_DEBUG=true (e.g. local) and disabled when APP_DEBUG=false (e.g. production). To force it on or off, set LOG_HTTP_REQUESTS=true or LOG_HTTP_REQUESTS=false in your .env, or set 'enabled' in config/http-logger.php. The log channel can be overridden with HTTP_LOG_CHANNEL (e.g. HTTP_LOG_CHANNEL=http to use the channel above).

Configuration

After publishing, configure config/http-logger.php as needed.

Key Description Default
enabled Master switch for HTTP logging. When LOG_HTTP_REQUESTS is unset, falls back to APP_DEBUG. env('LOG_HTTP_REQUESTS', APP_DEBUG)
channel Log channel name (must exist in config/logging.php). HTTP_LOG_CHANNEL or LOG_CHANNEL or 'daily'
routes Laravel route patterns to log (with or without leading slash). [] = none; ['*'] = all; ['/api/*'] = API only. ['*']
report Which response status categories to log: info (1xx), success (2xx), redirect (3xx), client_error (4xx), server_error (5xx). Each key is a boolean. info/success → false; redirect/client_error/server_error → true
log_level_by_status Map each status category to a PSR log level (debug, info, notice, warning, error, etc.). 5xx → error and 4xx → warning by default for easier filtering. client_error → warning; server_error → error; others → info
include_response Include response body in log context. true
include_non_json_response When include_response is true, include non-JSON bodies (HTML, text, etc.) in the log (truncated). Set to true to include them; default logs as '[skipped]'. false
include_request_headers Request header names (lowercase) to include. Use ['*'] for all. ['*']
include_response_headers Response header names (lowercase) to include. Use ['*'] for all. []
sensitive_fields Request/response body keys to replace with ***. ['token', 'refresh_token', 'password', …]
sensitive_headers Header names (lowercase) to replace with ***. ['authorization', 'cookie']
max_string_value_length Max length for string values in bodies (and non-JSON response body) before truncation. Use null to disable truncation. 100
message_prefix Prefix for the log message. '[HttpLogger] '
include_host_in_message Include request origin (protocol + host, e.g. https://example.com) in the log message. false
include_session_errors When true, add flashed validation errors (e.g. from redirect()->withErrors()) to log context as session_errors. Read-only; does not consume flash. false
include_uploaded_files_metadata When true, add metadata for uploaded files (original name, size, MIME type, extension) to log context as uploaded_files. No file contents are logged. true

Response body logging: JSON responses are decoded and sanitized; max_string_value_length applies to each string value. Non-JSON responses are logged as a truncated string or '[skipped]'. The log level follows response status by default (5xx → error, 4xx → warning, 1xx/2xx/3xx → info); configure via log_level_by_status.

Example log output

API validation error (422): WARNING level, authorization and cookie masked, JSON response with validation errors.

API file upload validation error (422): WARNING level, file input shown as [object] in request body, uploaded_files metadata (name, size, mime_type, etc.) in context.

Web auth form (redirect with flash): INFO level, sensitive headers and fields masked, non-JSON response logged as [skipped], session_errors with flashed validation message (e.g. login failure). Set include_session_errors to true in your config to get session_errors in the log.

Testing

Run the test suite with Pest:

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.

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