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For a brief few notes on what's Inane Class check out the InaneClasses Wiki. Will be fleshing this out over time. But don't hold your breath. If you want something specific... Ask!

Check out the CHANGELOG if you wanna see the road travelled thus far.

Installing Inane Classes

Requirements

PHP >= 8.0
laminas/laminas-http >= 2.8

Installation

php composer.phar require inanepain/inane

OR

Stuff to add to composer.json

"require": {
    "inanepain/inane" : ">=0",
}

then simply run:

php composer.phar update

Configuration

LogTrait

Database:

CREATE TABLE `logs` (
    `id` int(11) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
    `priority` int(11) unsigned DEFAULT NULL,
    `priorityName` varchar(10) DEFAULT NULL,
    `timestamp` datetime DEFAULT NULL,
    `message` text,
    `extra_route` varchar(100) DEFAULT NULL,
    `extra_user_id` int(11) unsigned DEFAULT NULL,
    `extra_session` varchar(15) DEFAULT NULL,
    `extra_ip_address` varchar(20) DEFAULT NULL,
    `extra_file` varchar(200) DEFAULT NULL,
    `extra_line` int(11) unsigned DEFAULT NULL,
    `extra_class` varchar(45) DEFAULT NULL,
    `extra_function` varchar(20) DEFAULT NULL,
    `extra_options` text,
    PRIMARY KEY (`id`)
);

module.php:

'factories' => [
    'LogService' => function ($sm) {
        $logger = new Logger();
        $priority = new Priority(getenv('LOG_LEVEL') ?: $logger::WARN);

        $fileWriterGeneral = new Stream('log/general.log');

        $dbWriter = new Db(GlobalAdapterFeature::getStaticAdapter(), 'logs');
        $dbWriter->setFormatter(new \Laminas\Log\Formatter\Db('Y-m-d H:i:s'));

        $fileWriterGeneral->addFilter($priority);
        $dbWriter->addFilter($priority);

        $logger->addWriter($fileWriterGeneral);
        $logger->addWriter($dbWriter);

        return $logger;
    },
]

Dumper

A simple dump tool that neatly stacks its collapsed dumps on the bottom of the page.

option: Dumper::enabled

Set it to false to stop ALL output from Dumper. Instant quiet.

Quick & Easy:

When Dumper starts it registers a global function dd which is a shortcut for the Dumper::dump. Calling Dumper::dumper() once early in your apps life cycle means you can use dd from then on out.

Or you can create your own dd function where it fits best for you.

/**
 * Dumper shortcut
 *
 * @param mixed $data
 * @param string|null $label
 * @param array $options
 *
 * @return \Inane\Debug\Dumper
 */
function dd(mixed $data = null, ?string $label = null, array $options = []): \Inane\Debug\Dumper {
    return \Inane\Debug\Dumper::dump($data, $label, $options);
}

Chaining

Dumper::dump only takes one set of dumps at a time: item to dump, an optional label and options. To dump multiple variables simply bracket it right after the first set.

E.G.:

$var1 = someFunction();
$var2 = another($var1);
$var3 = again($var1);

dd($var1, 'someFunction')($var2, 'another')($var3, 'again');

Silence Attribute

Dumper has a Silence attribute that can be applied to classes and methods to... silence dumper within class/method. Silencing a class prevents any dumper output regardless of any method silences within.

parameter:

on: default - true. sets silence on or off.

tip:

Using a global constant you can easily set the state from a central point.

e.g.: simplified code

// some central place: config.php
define('DUMPER_SILENCE_CLASS', false);
define('DUMPER_SILENCE_METHOD', true);

// IndexDemo.php
#[Silence(DUMPER_SILENCE_CLASS)]
class IndexDemo {
    protected function logSilence(): void {
		dd(DUMPER_SILENCE_CLASS, 'This WILL show since DUMPER_SILENCE_CLASS == false');
	}

    #[Silence(DUMPER_SILENCE_METHOD)]
	public function indexAction() {
		$this->logSilence();
        dd(DUMPER_SILENCE_METHOD, 'This will NOT show since DUMPER_SILENCE_METHOD == true');
    }
}

Feedback

Hey, got any ideas or suggestions.

Email me philip@inane.co.za

inanepain / inane

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