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Informations about the package monolog-config
monolog-config
Simply integrate configurable monolog instances into applications using laminas-servicemanager.
Based on https://github.com/neeckeloo/MonologModule.
Requirements
- monolog-config ^2.0 works with PHP 7.2 or higher, Monolog 2 or higher
- for PHP 7.1 support use monolog-config ^1.0
- Laminas servicemanager component 3.4 or higher
Installation
MonologConfig can be installed with composer. For information on how to get composer or how to use it, please refer to getcomposer.org.
Installation via command line:
Installation via composer.json file:
To enable creation of logger instances through laminas-servicemanager, three factories have to be registered.
As part of a mezzio application, for example, you add ConfigProvider::class to config/config.php:
In case you implement a laminas mvc application, add MonologConfig key to config/modules.config.php or
the modules section in config/application.config.php respectively.
Usage
Logger configuration
In your application or module configuration simply add a key to the monolog section below the logger key.
For example, a logger with the key Application\Log can be set up like this:
The minimum requirement to define a logger is the channel attribute. Channels are used to assign log records to
certain parts of the application.
Handler configuration
The logger by itself does not know how to handle log records. This is delegated to one or more handlers. For further information about handlers, formatters and their usage please refer to the monolog documentation.
The code below registers two handlers with the logger:
The handler definition has to either be an array containing at least a class attribute or an instance of
Monolog\Handler\HandlerInterface.
Adding processors
Processors allow to add extra information to the log record. The following code illustrates how to add processors:
To add a processor, you can use a string to create an instance or pass an object. Processors have to be callable in order to work with monolog.
Adding formatters
Formatters are used to format the output of a log record. They can be attached to a handler.
A Formatter may be added by providing an array containg a class attribute and optionally an options key containing
constructor parameter.
Alternatively an instance of Monolog\Formatter\FormatterInterface can be passed in as argument:
Retrieving a logger instance
You can retrieve a logger instance from laminas-servicemanager by its configuration key, for example:
All versions of monolog-config with dependencies
monolog/monolog Version @stable
laminas/laminas-servicemanager Version ^3.4