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Informations about the package log-bundle

NTILogBundle

Installation

  1. Install the bundle using composer:

  2. Add the bundle configuration to the AppKernel

  3. Setup the configuration in the config.yml

The exclude allows you to exclude logging for specific entities that change at a rapid rate (for example the User entity usually registers changes when users log in)

  1. Update the database schema

Usage

  1. Get the Logging service

The following methods are available for logging:

Example:

Event Listeners

The bundle comes with 2 event subscribers: DoctrineEventSubscriber and KernelExceptionListerner.

The DoctrineEventSubscriber will listener for the following events:

And it will log the changes automatically into the database.

The KernelExceptionListener will capture all exceptions and log them into the database as well. However, if you capture an exception you must manually log it with the service, for example:

Slack Integration

If the NexySlackBundle is used, you can integrate this bundle to throw the information to a channel in Slack as well.

The configuration piece as shown above serves to configure how the NTILogBundle should post to Slack:

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Requires symfony/serializer Version >=2.0
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