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common-utils

A Zend Framework 2 module which currently does logging. The idea with this was to perhaps create a shared library that was needed across front-end,back-end,membrane. The requirements for the logger will built from this ticket in JIRA: https://opgtransform.atlassian.net/browse/SDV-309. Any update to this library means that you need to run composer for all three repos to update the logging for it.

There is a sample configuration file for the logger contained in this repo logger.global.php needs to be in the repo where you want logging. An example is here 

'extractions' => array(0 => array('property' => 'response',
                                        'method_name' => 'getStatusCode',
                                        'method_values' => 'status_code'),
                             1 => array('property' => 'request',
                                        'method_name' => 'getServer',
                                        'method_values' => array(
                                        'QUERY_STRING','SERVER_NAME','HTTP_HOST','REQUEST_METHOD',
                                        'REQUEST_URI','QUERY_STRING','CONTENT_TYPE','CONTENT_LENGTH',
                                        'REMOTE_ADDR','REMOTE_PORT','SERVER_ADDR','HTTPS','APP_ENV',
                                        'HTTP_HOST','HTTP_USER_AGENT','HTTP_X_USER_ID','HTTP_CONTENT_TYPE')),
                            ),

The logger is configurable. There is a Extractor Class which has the request and response objects set on it. The configurations then can extract variables based on configuration.

property: Is either response or request.

method_name : the method to call on the property.

method_values : the method value to pass to the method.

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Requires php Version >=7.1
container-interop/container-interop Version ^1.2
psr/log Version ^1.0
qandidate/toggle Version ^1.1
symfony/debug Version >=2.6.0, <4.0
zendframework/zendframework Version 2.*
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