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Laravel Multiple Logs

Composer package for Laravel 5 that adds a few additional log files as well as facades to write to them.

Writing to laravel.log is fairly easy but sometimes it is a bit cumbersome to write to additional logs.

Table of Contents

Installation

To install from Composer, use the following command:

Now, add the following optional line(s) to your .env file:

Next, add the service provider to your providers array in Laravel as follows:

Add the two facades for the new loggers to your aliases array in Laravel as follows:

Finally, run the following Artisan command to publish the configuration:

Facades

The two facades you added to your config/app.php file are the following:

AuditLog

This writes to a file called audit.log in your storage/logs directory.

This supports all of the same methods the native Log facade does.

The matching auditLogger() helper method also supports them as instance methods.

AuthLog

This writes to a file called auth.log in your storage/logs directory.

This supports all of the same methods the native Log facade does.

The matching authLogger() helper method also supports them as instance methods.

Usage Examples

Writing INFO Data

Writing ERROR Data

Creating Custom File Loggers

You can create your own custom file loggers by extending the Logger class:

Now, you can just construct it and immediately use the methods, for example:

It is now significantly easier to add multiple log files and additional logging capabilities in Laravel.

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