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Informations about the package pushbuggy

PushBuggy

This is a convenience library to make it easy to send log entries to a slack channel

Usage

Slack

To begin you'll need to create a Bot user on slack,

https://my.slack.com/services/new/bot

Once you create the bot, take note of the access token

Install the library

Use composer to install PushBuggy in your current project

Configure PushBuggy

Add the service provider PushBuggyServiceProvider to your list of providers in the config/app.php

Next, add a config entry PUSHBUGGY to your .env file

The configuration variable is a json array so you could have many bot users in the same project. These are the fields available:

Field Description Default value
token Authentication token assigned to the Bot user required*
channel Channel name where the log messages will be posted #general
name Name the bot user should use in the slack channel PushBuggy
log_level Monolog log level. These values are defined in https://github.com/Seldaek/monolog/blob/master/src/Monolog/Logger.php 300 (Logger::WARNING)

To add another Bot user simply add more elements to the array, e.g.

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