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Informations about the package logger
Simple logger for PHP applications.
Start logging with zero configuration. By default, the logger writes to standard output, so Log::error("You can't do that"); is all you need to get started. When you need to, you can configure the logger to send logs to different file or stream sources.
The aim of this library is minimalism. There are no large configuration objects or transport layers to learn first. We get a set of familiar log levels, a small handler system, and a straightforward way to route messages where they need to go.
Log levels
This library uses the standard PSR-3 level names. This means that throughout your code, you can decide to log at the levels listed below, and your environment can decide the minimum log level to report. For instance, it would probably be too verbose to log debug information on a production server. This is consistent with the Syslog protocol.
debug- Detailed debugging information.info- Interesting events.notice- Normal, but significant events.warning- Exceptional occurrences that are not errors.error- Runtime errors that do not require immediate action but should typically be logged and monitored.critical- Critical conditions.alert- Action must be taken immediately.emergency- System is unusable.
Basic usage
The primary entry point is the static Log class. Configure handlers near the start of the application, then call the matching log-level method whenever you need it.
Usage example
The primary namespace is GT\Logger. The legacy Gt\Logger classes remain autoloadable for backwards compatibility.
Full documentation is available in the wiki: https://github.com/PhpGt/Logger/wiki
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