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Informations about the package event-logger
Event logger library with support for multiple persistence strategies
Event logger is a PHP based event logger library that makes it easy to collect and query events in your web application based on user or system actions.
With event logger you can:
- collect any kind of statistical data such as number of clicks for a certain url, page views, conversions or any kind of user generated action for your web application, API or mobile application
- collect and store human readable event logs such as: Bob smith updated his email address on 12th January, 2015 at 12:30AM
- collect and store human readable user notifications such as: Bob Smith sent you a message on 12th January, 2015 at 12:30AM
- collect and store system events, either human readable or not
- and any other sort of event logging your imagination allows you to come up with
Features
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Collect any kind of event data
@see EventLogger\Event\EventInterface - Query and analyse the collected data
- Multiple persistence strategies (currently ships with an SQLite, MySQL and Null implementation)
- Extensible architecture
- Full test coverage with phpunit
Requirements
- PHP 5.6.0+
- SQLite 3.0.7+ (required for the unit tests, you do not have to use the provided SQLite storage implementation)
- Optional but recommended: Composer
Getting Started
The simplest way to work with event-logger is when it is installed as a Composer package in your application. Composer is not required, but it simplifies the usage of this library.
To find out more about Composer, please visit https://getcomposer.org/
a) Add event-logger to your applications composer.json file
Run composer install
b) Add the Composer autoload to your projects bootstrap file if you have not done so already. (example)
require 'vendor/autoload.php';
c) If you are not using Composer, simply download the package and copy the "src" folder into your project ensuring that your application can autoload the libraries classes
Log a Single Event
Log Multiple Events
Log an Event to Multiple Persistence Back-ends
Note: In a real world application you might have implemented your own persistence strategies, e.g. MongoDB, Elasticsearch, Google Cloud Datastore etc.
