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Informations about the package kpt-logger

KPT Logger

A simple, universal application logger for PHP that provides basic logging capabilities with configurable output destinations and four standard log levels.

Features

Requirements

Installation

Install via Composer:

Basic Usage

Initialize the Logger

Log Messages

Using the Alias

Configuration

Set Log File

Advanced Logging with Context

Log Levels

Level Constant Description Always Logs
ERROR Logger::LEVEL_ERROR Error conditions ✅ Yes
WARNING Logger::LEVEL_WARNING Warning conditions Only when enabled
INFO Logger::LEVEL_INFO Informational messages Only when enabled
DEBUG Logger::LEVEL_DEBUG Debug-level messages Only when enabled

Output Format

Log entries are formatted as follows:

Format breakdown:

Examples

Basic Error Logging

Application Monitoring

API Integration Logging

File Logging Setup

Best Practices

  1. Initialize Early: Set up the logger at the beginning of your application
  2. Use Appropriate Levels: Reserve ERROR for actual errors, use DEBUG sparingly in production
  3. Include Context: Add relevant data to help with debugging
  4. Handle File Permissions: Ensure your application can write to the log directory
  5. Log File Rotation: Implement log rotation for production environments
  6. Sensitive Data: Avoid logging passwords or other sensitive information

Thread Safety

The logger uses LOCK_EX when writing to files, making it safe for concurrent access in multi-threaded environments.

Performance Considerations

Author

Kevin Pirnie - [email protected]

License

Part of the KP Library package.

Version

Since version 8.4

All versions of kpt-logger with dependencies

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Package Version
Requires php Version >=8.4
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