nia/logging

Component for a simple and hierarchical logging of messages.

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1.0.0 2016-02-15 22:23 UTC

Requires

• php: >=7.0.0

MIT

• Patrick Ullmann

• log
• logging
• nia

README

Component for a simple and hierarchical logging of messages.

Installation

Require this package with Composer.

	composer require nia/logging

Tests

To run the unit test use the following command:

$ cd /path/to/nia/component/
$ phpunit --bootstrap=vendor/autoload.php tests/

Loggers

The component provides several loggers but you are able to write your own logger by implementing the Nia\Logging\LoggerInterface interface for a more specific use case.

Logger	Description
Nia\Logging\CompositeLogger	Composite logger, used to combine loggers.
Nia\Logging\FileSystemLogger	Logger implementation which uses a file.
Nia\Logging\MessageContainsStringLogger	Executes a decorated logger if the message contains a specific string.
Nia\Logging\MessageNotContainsStringLogger	Ignores a decorated logger if the message contains a specific string.
Nia\Logging\NullLogger	Null object logger implementation. Logs nothing and can be used to disable logging.
Nia\Logging\StreamLogger	Logger implementation which uses a stream.

How to use

The following sample shows you how to use the logging component. Note that EmailLogger (contained in nia/bridge-mailing-logging) and SmsLogger are not contained in this component and are only named to show you a common use case.

	// hierarchical logger structure.
	$logger = new CompositeLogger([
	    new FileSystemLogger(__DIR__ . '/data/log.txt'),
	    new StreamLogger($stream),
	    new MessageContainsStringLogger('waring', new CompositeLogger([
	        new EmailLogger(/* [e-mail] */),
	        new MessageContainsStringLogger('critical', new CompositeLogger([
	            new EmailLogger(/* [e-mail] */),
	            new SmsLogger(/* 01234-head-of-development */)
	        ]))
	    ]))
	]);

	// if the log has to be disabled, just use the NullLogger implementation.
	if ($logDisabled) {
		$logger = new NullLogger();
	}

	// [...]

	// logged into /data/log.txt, $stream
	$logger->log('my first message.', []);

	// logged into /data/log.txt, $stream
	$logger->log('my second message.', []);

	// logged into /data/log.txt, $stream, [e-mail]
	$logger->log('a warning occured.', []);

	// logged into /data/log.txt, $stream, [e-mail],
	//             [e-mail], 01234-head-of-development
	$logger->log('a critical warning occured.', []);

	// logged into /data/log.txt, $stream
	$logger->log('this is critical.', []);