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ContextException
Exception logging proves particularly useful to monitor application failure, but as it is, cannot provide with contextual data that could help out when processing those exception logs.
This Exception interface and implementation is just a step towards providing context to exceptions allowing you to interact with such exception and log them together with the extra information you would have provided.
It goes particularly well with Monolog and global exception handling where you can directly and globally add exception context to your log (when available) which may be of virtually any nature (monolog has a lot of handler and you can add more yourself to suite your need).
In your exception handler (or just a try{}catch{}:
Setting context can be achieved in several ways :
IMHO, the arguability of some of the way to provide context to exceptions does not match the usefulness they provide IRL. I'm not saying that the conventional way to throw should not be in principle preferred, but I definitely find IRL use for things like :
And from there, you get mutability so ...
Installation
ContextException can be installed using composer:
V3.x introduces a breaking change in the
ContextExceptionInterfacewhich no more includes a signature for the constructor or even a merge function. It introduce and handyContextExceptionTraityou can use to implement your own implementation ofContextExceptionInterfacewithout having to inheritContextException
If you want to stick to the previous interface :
If you want to specifically install the php >=7.1.0 version, use:
If you want to specifically install the php 5.6/7.0 version, use:
Requirements
ContextException is tested against php 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, 7.4, 8.0, 8.1 and 8.2
License
ContextException is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.
