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Informations about the package application-log-parser

Application Log Parser

Application Log Parser is a Laravel package for parsing various application logs. By default it ships with parser for Laravel 4.2+ and WordPress.

Requirements

Installation

API

Method Default Description
get() - Gets a collection of application logs after parsing the log file.
setPlatform($platform) laravel Sets the platform whose logs you're parsing. At the moment only Laravel platform is supported, but more platforms are in the works. You can also write and register your own platform and its log parser in the config file, described below.
setLogPath($logPath) /storage/logs/laravel.log Sets path to the log file.
setSortDirection($sortDirection) desc Accepts desc or asc.
setSortProperty($sortProperty) date Sets the property by which the application logs should be sorted.
disableDefaultSorting() - Disables the built-in sorting, in case you wish to manually sort the returned collection.

Writing a custom platform log parser

  1. publish the Application Log Parser config file by running
    php artisan vendor:publish --provider=GTCrais\ApplicationLogParser\LogParserServiceProvider
  2. write your log parser class. It must implement GTCrais\ApplicationLogParser\Contracts\LogParserContract and return a Collection of Log Entries. Each LogEntry must extend GTCrais\ApplicationLogParser\LogEntries\BaseLogEntry
  3. finally, register your platform and its log parser in the config file:

For more details check out GTCrais\ApplicationLogParser\Parsers\LaravelLogParser and GTCrais\ApplicationLogParser\LogEntries\BaseLogEntry classes.

Usage examples

Note

This package uses some parts of code for parsing Laravel logs from JackieDo/Laravel-Log-Reader.

License

Application Log Parser is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.

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