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Informations about the package logger
PSR Logger
This package provides a flexible PSR-3 compliant logging solution for your PHP application. It includes a logger with support for all PSR-3 log levels and optional logging to custom files or falling back to error_log() when no log file is provided.
Features
- PSR-3 Compliant: Supports all PSR-3 log levels (
emergency,alert,critical,error,warning,notice,info,debug). - File Logging: Logs to a specified file, automatically creating the file and necessary directories if they do not exist.
- Fallback to
error_log(): If no log file is specified, the package will fall back to PHP’s built-inerror_log(). - Easy Setup and Use: A simple static interface (
Log) to use in your application.
Installation
To install the package, you can use Composer:
Make sure to include Composer's autoloader in your project:
Usage
Initialization
You can initialize the logger by specifying a log file. If no file is provided, it will fall back to error_log().
Logging Messages
You can log messages at various levels using the following methods:
Log Levels
The package supports the following log levels:
Log::emergency($message, $context = [])Log::alert($message, $context = [])Log::critical($message, $context = [])Log::error($message, $context = [])Log::warning($message, $context = [])Log::notice($message, $context = [])Log::info($message, $context = [])Log::debug($message, $context = [])
Creating the Log File Automatically
If the log file or its directories do not exist, the logger will create them automatically:
Configuration
Custom error_log()
If no log file is provided, the package will fall back to using PHP’s error_log() function. You can configure where error_log() writes by setting the error_log directive in your php.ini or using ini_set():
License
This package is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.
Additional Notes:
- Error Handling: If the logger cannot create the log file or write to the specified location, it will throw a
RuntimeExceptionwith a relevant message. - Log Rotation: This package does not include log rotation functionality by default, so you may want to use external tools or another package to handle log rotation.
