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Informations about the package request-logger
Request Logger
Package for logging Laravel HTTP requests. By default it uses Monolog with LogStash formatter, but it can be overriden in your ServiceProvider, check Advanced Configuration section.
Installation
You can install the package via composer:
You can publish config
Configuration
In request-logger.php config file you'll find current properties:
| Property | Default | Descirption |
|---|---|---|
| storage_path | /logs/request-logger.log | Where your logs gonna be stored |
| param_exceptions | ['password', 'password_confirmation'] | which params should be filtered out from RequestParamsFormatter |
Usage
In global middleware:
In group of routes:
In single route:
Default Log Context Formatters
| Formatter | Name | Descirption | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| RequestIPFormatter | request_ip | Returns request ip information | 192.22.22.11 |
| RequestMethodFormatter | request_method | Returns request method information | POST |
| RequestUriFormatter | request_uri | Returns request uri information | http://localhost/api/v1/authenticate |
| RequestHeadersFormatter | request_headers | Returns request headers information | {cookie:[Phpstorm-f176c91a=b5df2557-0cd3-44be-857d-7ea59b93c24a; io=Xm-fflHJzYnRSle0AAAB; JSESSIONID.41a4f06a=ux60gwkijzfr1cleylxjci7po;], "origin":["http://localhost"], "accept":["application/json"]} |
| RequestParamsFormatter | request_params | Returns request params(filtered) information | {"email":"qwe"} |
| ResponseBenchmarkFormatter | response_ms | Returns execution time | 0.1858180046081543 |
| ResponseContentFormatter | response_content | Return response content(can be very heavy, use wisely) | {\"message\":\"The given data was invalid.\",\"errors\":{\"email\":[\"The email must be a valid email address.\"]}} |
Extending
You can extend your Logger with your own ContextFormatters.
Your context formatter should extend \San4io\RequestLogger\Contracts\ContextFormatterContract interface.
In format method should return your desired output.
In name method, you should return unique name of formatter
Advanced Configuration
Overriding Logger
You can override logger in your ServiceProvider by binding your logger to 'app.request.logger' For example you want other Formatter like MongoDBFormatter.
That's it, you have setted logger with your desired formatter.
Or you can create your own logger with different name, and inject it to RequestLogger for example:
Overriding LogContextFormatter
It is possible that you need some addidtional data to be returned to your log. In this case you extend \San4io\RequestLogger\Contracts\ContextFormatterContract interface (check Extending section) and adding it to LogContextFormatter. Example:
Road map
- Tests
Contribution
Any contributions welcome!
