mansartesteban / error-handler
Error handler class which log your Exceptions and can make beautiful display of them.
Requires
- php: >=7.3.0
This package is auto-updated.
Last update: 2020-02-12 20:55:31 UTC
README
Presentation
This libs make you ablde to handle Exceptions. It create log files sorted by date and type. ErrorHandler provide a parsing system for log file to display beautiful interface (Inprogress)
Documentation
Methods
ErrorHandler::init($options = []); ErrorHandler::isCreated(); ErrorHandler::log($type = "", Exception $ex, mixed $additionalParameters = null);
Options
ErrorHandler::init($options = []);
At initialization, you have to pass as parameter an options array to define the behavior of you handler, otherwise it will throw a LogicException
$options = [ "logDir" => "/log", // Path to directory which contains log files "cssClass" => "errorHandler-log", // CSS class name that delimitate a log section ];
logDir
is a string
you define. If it ends by "/", the "/" will be ignored (Ex: "/private/log", "/log", "/engine/error/log/", ...)
cssClass
is string
you define (Ex: "log", "error-log", "admin-log-section", ...)
ErrorHandler::log($type = "", Exception $ex, $additionalParameters = null)
type
is a string
which define the error type. It is used to create sub-diirectory in $options["logDir"] (Ex: "PDO", "PHP", "API_FACEBOOK", ...)
ex
is an Exception
that you catch or instanciate. You can pass any Exception type herited.
Examples
Initialization
//File : /src/config/initClasses.php $optionsErrorHandler = [ "logDir" => "/private/log", "cssClass" => "log-error" ]; if (!ErrorHandler::isCreated()) { ErrorHandler::init($optionsErrorHandler); }
Log an Exception
// Exemple 1 : try { // your code here ... } catch (PDOException $ex) { ErrorHandler::log("PDO", $ex, [$sqlReq, $sqlParams]); } // Exemple 2 : if ($url == null) { ErrorHandler::log("logic", new LogicExepction("url for cURL request is null")); }