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Informations about the package monolog-manager
Monolog Manager
Monolog Manager allows you to easily create and use multiple logging channels. The manager utilizes Monolog Factory for easy, configuration-based, creation of the Loggers.
You can optionally use a PSR-11 dependency injection container for Handler, Processor, and Formatter resolution within your logger configuration.
Installation
The preferred method of installation is via Composer. Run the following command to install
the latest version of a package and add it to your project's composer.json:
Usage
Adding logging channels
Logging to the default channel
The Manager implements the Psr\Log\LoggerInterface, and sends the log message to the default channel.
Additionally, you can call any method on the default channel's Mongolog\Logger instance:
Logging to a specific channel
Using the channel(?string $name = null) method on Manager, you can get that channel's Mongolog\Logger instance:
Emergency Logger
By default, the Manager will return a default "emergency logger" if an error occurs while creating the Logger instance".
This is to prevent logging configuration/usage issues from stopping script execution.
The default emergency logger added via:
Supplying your own emergency logger:
Simply add a channel, using Manager::EMERGENCY_CHANNEL as the channel name.
Disabling the emergency logger
Using a Dependency Injection Container
To use a PSR-11 container to resolve dependencies:
Setup
Using the container in your channel config
The handlers, processors, and formatter are resolved using the following logic:
_Note: The term callable refers to any value where is_callable($value) === true OR any class where method_exists($value, '__invoke')_
- If value is an object of the correct type:
$value = $value - If value is a string, and
$container->has($value):$value = $container->get($value) - If value is a string, and is callable:
$value = $value($container) - If value is an array, and
isset($value['formatter']):$value['formatter'] = $this->resolve($value['formatter'])
If the value cannot be resolved, an InvalidArgumentException is thrown (which gets sent to the emergency logger by default, see above)
Example of all possible values:
License
Released under MIT License
All versions of monolog-manager with dependencies
monolog/monolog Version ^2.2
nikolaposa/monolog-factory Version ^3.1
psr/container Version ^1.0
psr/log Version ^1.1