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Laravel Log Trace ID
This package adds trace IDs to all log messages in your Laravel application. It helps with debugging by providing a unique identifier that can be used to track requests across multiple services or log entries.
Installation
You can install the package via Composer:
Configuration
The package works out of the box with zero configuration. However, you can publish the config file if you want to customize the behavior:
This will create a config/logwithtraceid.php file with the following options:
- middleware_groups: The middleware group to automatically register the middleware (default: api)
- header_name: The HTTP header name to use for the trace ID (default: X-Trace-ID)
- log_context_key: The key to use when adding the trace ID to the log context (default: trace_id)
Automatic Middleware Registration
By default, the package automatically registers its middleware to the api middleware group. This means any request going through the API routes will automatically get a trace ID attached to all log messages.
Manual Middleware Registration
If you prefer to manually register the middleware or need to use it in a different middleware group, you can do so by first disabling automatic registration in the config file:
Then register the middleware manually in your app/Http/Kernel.php:
Accessing the Trace ID
Logging with Trace ID
Once installed, all your log messages will automatically include the trace ID:
