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Informations about the package pilog
NOTE: This project is no longer maintained
Pilog
A simple PHP logging system which is PSR-3 and PSR-4 compliable.
Installation via Composer
Simply add a dependency on svile/pilog to your project's composer.json file if you use Composer to manage the dependencies of your project. Here is a minimal example of a composer.json file that just defines a development-time dependency on Pilog:
{
"require": {
"svile/pilog": "*"
}
}Usage
Global
In order to use the global logger, you'll need to set it up first. However, non of the settings below are mandatory. If you skip the set function, the default log level will be set. If you skip the output, then nothing will be written anywhere and no exceptions will be thrown.
// Set the log level. Blank function call yields LogLevel::DEBUG
Svile\Pilog\Log::set(LogLevel::ERROR);
// Set the output. -> /path/to/file/mainlog.log
Svile\Pilog\Log::setOutput(new File('/path/to/file', 'mainlog'));After you've set it up, you can call it from anywhere within your application
Svile\Pilog\Log::error('Something went terribly wrong');Local
Very similar the global usage, where all the settings and default values apply, except you'll need to instantiate the class here
// Set the log level. Blank function call yields LogLevel::DEBUG
$logger = new Svile\Pilog\Logger(LogLevel::INFO);
$logger->setOutput(new File('/path/to/file', 'mainlog'));
// it is time to move on
$logger->notice('Start coding');