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Informations about the package pile

Pile

Dead simple centralized logging.

Installation

To install Pile just clone this repository to your server:

Documentation

Log message structure

The general structure of a log message to be send to the Pile API should be as follows:

key type description
source¹ string An identifier describing the source of the log message. (e.g. the project name)
message¹ string The actual log message.
level¹ int A valid log level code. (See listing below)
context array Arbitrary data passed together with the log message.
channel string The channel this message was logged to.
datetime string Date and time when the message was logged. (Format: YYYY-MM-DD HH:ii:ss)
extra array Additional data added by the processor.

¹ = field is required

Log levels

Valid log level codes are:

code level name
100 debug
200 info
250 notice
300 warning
400 error
500 critical
550 alert
600 emergency

Sending logs to your Pile instance

Using HTTP REST API

Log messages can be sent to your Pile instance using a simple post request:

Be sure to include an API key within the request header.

Using Monolog Handler

If you are using Monolog in your project you can also use the MonoPile package which provides a handler and formatter for Monolog to easily send error-logs to your Pile instance.

Cleanup

Old log entries can be regularly deleted using the cleanup script:

php cli/cleanup.php

This will delete old log entries from the database. The "lifetime" of log entries can be configured within the config/config.php file.

It is recommended to regularly call the cleanup script using a cronjob.

License

MIT

All versions of pile with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version ^8.0
ext-json Version *
ext-mbstring Version *
bloatless/endocore Version v0.5.0.x-dev
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