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Informations about the package laravel-console-logger

laravel-console-logger

The laravel-console-logger package is a helper package designed to allow for more in-depth console logging

By default, adding this package to your project will automatically (via the ServiceProvider) start diverting logs (i.e. Log::info() statements) to console output. The log level that is output can be changed using the verbosity flags for the Artisan console (i.e. -v, -vv, -vvv, -q).

With the default configuration, -q will output nothing, no verbosity args will output error and higher, -v will output warning and higher, -vv will output info and higher, and -vvv will output all logs to console.

The config/logging.php configuration can be used to alter the default configuration. By default, notice, error, critical, alert, and emergency levels are logged to the laravel.log file in addition to the console (even if -q is specified). To add/remove levels to include in the laravel.log file, just set/modify the console.logMethods value in the config/logging.php file.

To log all logs to file, regardless of whether they are logged to console, you can set/modify the console.logToFile value to true in the config/logging.php file.

Force Log to File

The Log::logToFile() method will force any following logs to log to laravel.log. You can explicitly set this status to true or false by providing the value as a parameter (i.e. Log::logToFile(false)).

This can be useful when you want to ensure that a chunk of code is logged to laravel.log regardless of where/how it's executed (dependent on the value of env('LOG_LEVEL')).

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Requires php Version >=8.0
laravel/framework Version ^9.0
symfony/console Version ^v6.1.1
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