matchingood / sqs-logger
send logging data to AWS SQS, working on Laravel.
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Requires
- aws/aws-sdk-php: ^3.18
- laravel/framework: ^5.2
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README
Loggin library for Laravel application with AWS SQS
Install
In your composer.json,
"matchingood/sqs-logger": "^0.1"
Then you register SQSLogger at config/app.php
.
'providers' => [ . . . Matchingood\SQSLogger\SQSLoggerServiceProvider::class ], . . . 'aliases' => [ . . . 'SQSLogger' => Matchingood\SQSLogger\Facades\SQSLogger::class ],
You can create the configuration file to execute
$ php artisan vendor:publish
Then you can configure app/sqslogger.php
return [
'env' => "if not 'prod', this library use Laravel Log class",
'aws' => [
'access_key' => "AWS access key",
'access_secret' => "AWS access secret",
'sqs' => [
'version' => "API version",
'region' => "AWS region",
'queue_name' => "SQS queue name"
]
]
];
Usage
SQSLogger::info("info"); SQSLogger::error("error"); SQSLogger::critical("critical"); // Illuminate\Http\Request SQSLogger::access($request);
You can add more information like this.
SQSLogger::info('info', ['hello' => 'world']);
SQS
SQSLogger sends json data to SQS in the production environment.
{ "level": "INFO", "time": "2016-09-07 17:30:00", "userId": 1, "message": "Hello World!" }
The userId
property will be -1 when Auth::check()
returns false.
Only ACCESS
level sends diferent json data, using Illuminate\Http\Request
as a parameter.
{ "level": "INFO", "time": "2016-09-07 17:30:00", "userId": 1, "method": "POST", "accessUrl": "https://github.com/matchingood" }