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This driver allows you to send your logs to your Mattermost instance. It will attach exception stack traces and the log context/

Installation

composer require dbt/laravel-mattermost-logging-driver

Configuration

Add the new driver in your config/logging.php:

'mattermost' => [
    'driver' => 'custom',
    'via' => Dbt\Mattermost\Logger\Factory::class,
    'webhook' => env('MATTERMOST_WEBHOOK'),
],

You can also add the mattermost channel to your stack driver if you wish:

'stack' => [
    'driver' => 'stack',
    'channels' => ['single', 'mattermost'],
],

Don't forget to set LOG_CHANNEL=single in your local and testing environments if you don't want to send logs to Mattermost during your tests.

Options

You can add additional options after the driver and via keys in your config/logging.php.

Option	Default	Description
`webhook`		Your Mattermost webhook url. You must set this.
`channel`	`town-square`	The channel slug where the logs will be send.
`level`	`Logger::INFO`	Messages below this log level will not be sent.
`level_mention`	`Logger::ERROR`	Messages at or above this level will ping the usernames in the `mentions` key
`title_format`	`'[%s] %s'`	The message title format, expressed at a `sprintf()` formatted string
`title_mention_format`	`' (ping %s)'`	The message title mention format, expressed at a `sprintf()` formatted string
`username`	`Laravel Log`	The username to display
`mentions`	`['@channel']`	An array of usernames to ping
`short_field_length`	`62`	Context content longer than this value will be formatted with a long field
`max_attachment_length`	`6000`	Content past this length will be truncated to avoid Mattermost refusing the payload.
`icon_url`	`null`	A relative icon URL to display. `UrlGenerator` is called to get the full path, so you can use this in multiple environments without resetting the key.
`scribe`	`null`	If you want to override the default message builder, provide your own fully qualified `Scribe` interface implementation
`message`	`null`	If you want to override the default message, provide your own fully qualified `Message` interface implementation

Usage

Use this driver like any other. You can send directly to the mattermost channel by using the Log facade, calling the logger function, or getting LogManager from the container. Then call channel(...) or stack([...]).

resolve(LogManager::class)
    ->channel('mattermost') // or ->stack(['single', 'bugsnag', 'mattermost'])
    ->info('Everyone loves a good log message.');

Sundries

Contributions welcomed.

MIT Licensed. Do as you wish.

Based on https://gitlab.com/thibauddauce/laravel-mattermost-logger/

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