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Informations about the package laravel-logsnag

Laravel LogSnag

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A full-featured Laravel integration for LogSnag's real-time event tracking API. Track events, monitor metrics, identify users, and pipe your Laravel logs straight to LogSnag.

Requirements

Installation

Publish the config file:

Add your LogSnag credentials to .env:

Configuration

The published config file (config/logsnag.php) contains:

Usage

The package provides three ways to interact with LogSnag: helper functions, the Facade, or by resolving the Logsnag class from the container. All three offer the same API.

Log Events

Track events happening in your application.

Or with the helper function:

Parameters:

Parameter Type Default Description
channel string required Event channel/category
event string required Event name
description ?string null Event description (supports Markdown when parser is set)
icon ?string null Emoji icon
notify bool false Send push notification
tags ?array null Key-value tags for filtering
parser ?Parser null Parser::Markdown or Parser::Text
userId ?string null Associate event with a user
timestamp ?int null Unix timestamp (backdate events)

Insights

Create or set a metric value.

Or with the helper:

Parameters:

Parameter Type Default Description
title string required Metric name
value string\|int\|float required Metric value
icon ?string null Emoji icon

Mutate Insights

Increment or decrement an existing metric without knowing its current value.

Or with the helper:

Parameters:

Parameter Type Default Description
title string required Metric name
incrementBy int\|float required Amount to increment (negative to decrement)
icon ?string null Emoji icon

Identify Users

Associate properties with a user for user-level analytics.

Or with the helper:

Parameters:

Parameter Type Default Description
userId string required Unique user identifier
properties array<string, mixed> required Key-value user properties

Monolog Integration

Route your Laravel logs to LogSnag by adding a custom channel to config/logging.php:

Then use it like any other log channel:

You can also add it to your stack channel to send logs to LogSnag alongside your other drivers.

Monolog driver behavior:

Error Handling

All API methods throw PGT\Logsnag\Client\LogsnagClientException on failure. The exception includes the HTTP response for debugging:

API Reference

This package covers the full LogSnag API:

Endpoint HTTP Method Package Method
/v1/log POST Logsnag::log() / logsnag()
/v1/insight POST Logsnag::insight() / insight()
/v1/insight PATCH Logsnag::mutateInsight() / mutate_insight()
/v1/identify POST Logsnag::identify() / identify()

Testing

Code Quality

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.

Security Vulnerabilities

Please review our security policy on how to report security vulnerabilities.

Credits

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.


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Requires php Version ^8.2
spatie/laravel-package-tools Version ^1.15.0
illuminate/contracts Version ^11.0|^12.0
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