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Informations about the package logger

Logger

Logger is a PHP text file logging facility, implemented as a singleton. It's nothing special, but I'm breaking a larger code base down into independent components and I needed this to be in its own repository.

Usage

Implementing Logger in 4 easy steps:

  1. Either composer require parseword/logger or copy the Logger.php file into your project.

  2. Make sure Logger.php is discoverable by your autoloader, or require_once it manually.

  3. Throughout your application code, call Logger::debug(), Logger::info(), Logger::warning() and Logger::error() to send log messages of differing severity levels.

  4. In your application's config file or a common include file, you (or the user) call Logger::setFilename() to set the log file, and Logger::setSeverityFilter() to specify which log messages are written to disk.

Example

In the following example, a file named /tmp/my.log is created. The severity filter is set so that only messages with severity of WARNING or higher will be written. Messages with lower severity will be disregarded.

The contents of /tmp/my.log will look like this:

Inspect or run the included test.php file for more examples.

Method overview

These methods are used to configure the Logger:

These methods control the logger's functionality:

Requirements

The Logger class requires PHP7 to support scalar type declarations.

Errata

None at this time.

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