kcs/watchdog-bundle

Watchdog Bundle for Symfony2 and Doctrine2

0.1 2015-04-21 07:18 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.3.3
• doctrine/doctrine-bundle: ~1.2
• kcs/doctrine-extras: ~0.1
• symfony/symfony: >2.2.0

MIT

README

Requirements:

Symfony >= 2.8.0

Installation:

$ composer require kcs/watchdog-bundle

In order to make doctrine DBAL persister work you need to install kcs/doctrine-extras package and register the Kcs\Doctrine\Types\BinaryArrayType as binary_array. This is required since the trace log serialization could lead to problems if used into a LONGTEXT field in MySQL.

Configuration

By default this bundle uses doctrine orm to persist the errors to database. You can override the persister implementing Storage\StorageInterface and specifying the new persister service id into persister configuration parameter

...

kcs_watchdog:
    persister:          app_my_custom_persister

...

You can ignore some exceptions you don't want to log; Example:

kcs_watchdog:
    allowed_exceptions:
        - Symfony\Component\HttpKernel\Exception\NotFoundHttpException

Setting the enabled config parameter to false the the bundle will be completly disabled. Services and parameters will be not loaded into the container