PHP code example of voku / error-handler-lib

    
        
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');

/* Start to develop here. Best regards https://php-download.com/ */

    

voku / error-handler-lib example snippets

declare(strict_types=1);

use voku\ErrorHandlerLib\ErrorHandlerLib;

(new ErrorHandlerLib())->register();

ErrorHandlerLib::reportWarning('Deprecated path used.');
ErrorHandlerLib::reportError('Unexpected state detected.');

declare(strict_types=1);

use voku\ErrorHandlerLib\ErrorHandlerLib;
use voku\ErrorHandlerLib\ErrorHandlerIntegrationInterface;

final class ApplicationErrorIntegration implements ErrorHandlerIntegrationInterface
{
    // Implement logging, sanitizing, rendering, and environment decisions here.
}

ErrorHandlerLib::useIntegration(new ApplicationErrorIntegration());
(new ErrorHandlerLib())->register();

$prompt = $handler->debugPrompt($errno, $errstr, $errfile, $errline, $context, $backtrace);

// Fails silently under PHP's own rules. The handler still shows you why.
$config = @file_get_contents($path);

use voku\ErrorHandlerLib\SuppressedDiagnosticPolicy;

public function suppressedDiagnosticPolicy(): SuppressedDiagnosticPolicy
{
    return SuppressedDiagnosticPolicy::Observe;
}

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A PHP diagnostic was captured by voku/error-handler-lib. Facts first:

  type:       E_WARNING (2)
  message:    file_get_contents(/etc/app/config.json): Failed to open stream: No such file or directory
  origin:     src/Config/Loader.php:42
  visibility: PHP had excluded this diagnostic from error_reporting() (an `@` or an explicit mask),
              so it would normally have been invisible. You are seeing it because the host
              policy observes suppressed diagnostics.
  runtime:    PHP 8.4.19 (cli)

Call path (innermost first, arguments omitted on purpose):

  1. src/Config/Loader.php:42 App\Config\Loader->read()
  2. src/Kernel.php:88 App\Kernel->boot()
  ...