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entity-logger

By Sébastien Garcia

This bundle allows you to log every modification made to your entities, just by implementing the EntityLoggerInterface interface.

Installation

Using Composer:

php composer.phar require meyfarth/entity-logger dev-master

Enable the bundle in your kernel :

Update your database :

php app/console doctrine:schema:update --force

This will create a meyfarth_entity_log table. You can dump your database first using --dump-sql option if you want to know the table structure.

Usage

To log an entity, implement the EntityLoggerInterface interface in the entities you want to log :

Configuration

If you use the security component with your own user entity (managed by Doctrine in your database), you can automatically log the current user by specifying the user_class parameter:

Interfaces

You can now list all the logs. Simply add to your routing :

You can now access the log list by going to yourserver/entity-log/list/{page} and see the ugliest table you'll ever see. Note that the {page} token is by default 1.

To override the default template, add your own template named list.html.twig in app/Resouces/MeyfarthEntityLoggerBundle/views/Log/list.html.twig.

The controller pass those parameters to the view :

To access the EntityLog data in twig :

Note : to compare the values in log.typeLog, you can use the following class constants :

The log.data is defined as following :

All versions of entity-logger with dependencies

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Requires php Version >=5.3.3
doctrine/orm Version ~2.2,>=2.2.3
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