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Informations about the package logger
php-pico/logger
PSR-3 compliant logging package.
Message format
Messages are formatted as Y-m-d H:i:s [level] message, where level is the
raw lowercase PSR-3 level:
Context interpolation
When logging, you can pass a $context key-value map to the log() method. This will be interpolated into the message replacing the matching placeholders in the message:
Logging engines
Every engine is PSR-3 compliant and implements the Psr\Log\LoggerInterface.
| Engine | Production | Notes |
|---|---|---|
FileLogger |
Yes | Logs/append to a file. |
StderrLogger |
Yes | Logs to stderr. |
TestLogger |
No | Keeps logs in-memory. Useful for testing. |
FileLogger
Appends entries to a file, creating it if it does not exist. Entries are
separated by $newLines blank lines (default 2; a value below 1 throws
InvalidArgumentException).
Constructor: __construct(string $path, string $file, int $newLines = 2)
StderrLogger
Writes formatted messages to php://stderr. Takes no constructor arguments.
TestLogger
Stores entries in memory instead of writing them anywhere. Intended for use in tests, where you assert against what was logged. Takes no constructor arguments.
