igormatkovic / laravel-livelogger
Log and display you app live to your developers
Requires
- php: >=5.4.0
- illuminate/console: ~4.0
- illuminate/log: ~4.0
- illuminate/support: ~4.0
- pusher/pusher-php-server: ~2.1
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Last update: 2024-11-19 02:35:44 UTC
README
Simple way to display live logs on a custom dashboard.
The idea behind this was to have a TV on the office wall to display the data. And in a future release to send out a sound if there is a error or similar.
This app uses Pusher.com to send the data. There will be a Websocket version also but since Pusher's free account allows up to 100k messages a day im not sure anybody is going to use it.
##Composer
"require": { "igormatkovic/laravel-livelogger": "~1.0" }
##Setup
In app/config/app.php
Comment the Laravel Log Service provider
//'Illuminate\Log\LogServiceProvider',
And add this one:
'Igormatkovic\Livelogger\LiveloggerServiceProvider',
Also change the Log alias:
From:
'Log' => 'Illuminate\Support\Facades\Log',
To:
'Log' => 'Igormatkovic\Livelogger\Facades\Livelogger'
From the command line publish and edit the config:
php artisan config:publish igormatkovic/laravel-livelogger
And insert your app data from Pusher.com
return array( 'log_level' => (getenv('log_level') ?: 'error'), 'dateformat' => (getenv('dateformat') ?: 'H:i:s'), 'channel_name' => (getenv('channel_name') ?: 'livelogger'), 'pusher_app_id' => (getenv('pusher_app_id') ?: 'pusher_app_id'), 'pusher_api_key' => (getenv('pusher_api_key') ?: 'pusher_api_key'), 'pusher_api_secret' => (getenv('pusher_api_secret') ?: 'pusher_api_secret'), 'pusher_use_ssl' => (getenv('pusher_use_ssl') ?: false), );
Or you can just insert the data in your .env.php to keep it out of GIT
Once you have added your data, just generate the livelogger dash html
php artisan livelogger:generate
Then just open your $domain.com/livelogger.html to see whats getting logged
I would recommend using that URL as a iframe so you can put it in your custom dashboard.
But you can just integrate it directly into your own view:
<script src="//js.pusher.com/2.2/pusher.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script> <script type="text/javascript"> var pusher = new Pusher('{{ $pusher_api_key }}'); var channel = pusher.subscribe('{{ $chanel_name }}'); channel.bind('log', function(data) { $('#notify-messages').prepend('<li class="message level_'+data.level+'">['+data.date+'] '+data.message+'</li>'); }); </script>
Don't forget to set your chanel_name and pusher_api_key
Keep in mind. The more log pushes you have the slower the site is going to be!
This app is for more critical parts of the app.
###TO DO
- Unit tests.
- Sound for critical events.
- Secure the URL with a token or something.
- Design a better output interface, this one sucks.