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Informations about the package footprints
ju1ius/footprints
Filterable backtraces for PHP
Installation
Usage
Capturing stack traces
Filtering stack traces
To filter backtraces, the Backtrace::accept() and Backtrace::reject() methods are available,
both of which accept a callable predicate and returns a filtered Backtrace object.
The $predicate argument has the following signature: callable(Frame, int, Frame[]): bool:
it takes a Frame, it's index and the whole frames array and returns a boolean indicating
whether the predicate matched.
Backtrace::accept() will accept (keep) the frames for which $predicate returns a truthy value,
while Backtrace::reject() will reject (filter-out) the frames for which $predicate returns a truthy value.
For convenience, this library comes with a few built-in predicates.
Builtin predicates
isFunction(string ...$functionNames)
isClass(string ...$classNames)
isMethod(string ...$methodNames)
isNamespace(string ...$namespaces)
isFile(string ...$globPatterns)
The IsFile predicate accepts glob patterns in the syntax accepted by fnmatch.
Composing predicates
Predicates are composable using the Predicate::and(), Predicate::or() and Predicate::not() predicates.
