pensoft/awt-laravel-log

AWT Laravel Log is a small library that sends logs content to Elasticsearch.

v2.2.2 2025-02-19 11:05 UTC

Requires

• php: ^8.0
• elasticsearch/elasticsearch: ^8.16
• monolog/monolog: ^3.0
• pensoft/awt-error-formatter: ^1.0

MIT

• Georgi Zhelezov

README

pensoft/awt-laravel-log is a Composer package designed to integrate Elasticsearch logging into your Laravel application seamlessly. It provides a custom log service for exception handling, allowing you to log exception events into Elasticsearch for enhanced observability.

Installation

You can install the package using Composer:

composer require pensoft/awt-laravel-log

// and run 

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Pensoft\AwtLaravelLog\AwtLaravelLogServiceProvider"

Usage Instructions

After installing the package, you need to register the logging service with Laravel's exception reporting pipeline. This is done by modifying the reportable() method within your App\Exceptions\Handler class.

1. Modify the Handler.php file

You will integrate the logging service by adding the following code inside the reportable() method:

use Throwable;

$this->reportable(function (Throwable $e) {
    if (class_exists(\Pensoft\AwtLaravelLog\Facades\Log::class)) {
        \Pensoft\AwtLaravelLog\Facades\Log::throw($e)
    }
});

2. Log to Elasticsearch using Laravel's Log facade

You can log messages to Elasticsearch by using the Log facade, specifying the elastic channel that you've defined in the config/logging.php file.

use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Log;

Log::channel('elastic')->error('Message here!', $context = []);

• channel: Here, we specify the elastic channel, which was defined in the configuration file.
• error: The log level (in this case, an error). You can use other log levels like info, warning, critical, etc., depending on your needs.
• context: An optional array of context that can be passed to provide more details along with the log message.

3. Use Pensoft's Custom Log Facade

You can also use the custom logging facade provided by the package to log messages and exceptions directly.

use Pensoft\AwtLaravelLog\Facades\Log;

Log::error('Message here!', $context = []);

• error: Log the message at the error level.

4. Log Exceptions

To log exceptions to Elasticsearch, you can use the throw() method. This will automatically capture the exception and send it to Elasticsearch.

use Pensoft\AwtLaravelLog\Facades\Log;

Log::throw(new \Exception('Message here!', $code = 500));

• throw: This method is used to log exceptions, allowing you to specify the exception and an optional status code.

When you call Log::throw($exception), the following context is automatically captured and sent to Elasticsearch:

code: The exception’s error code.
line: The line number where the exception was thrown.
file: The file path where the exception was thrown.
trace: An array of the stack trace, which provides detailed information about the error.
traceAsString: A string representation of the stack trace.

Configuration

To configure the package to use Elasticsearch, you can modify the config/logging.php file. You will add the following configuration to the file to define the necessary settings:

Example Configuration:

env('LOGGING_CHANNEL_ELASTIC', 'elastic') => [
    'driver' => 'monolog',
    'level' => env('LOG_LEVEL', 'debug'),
    'handler' => ElasticsearchHandler::class,
    'formatter' => ElasticsearchFormatter::class,
],

To configure the elastic you can modify config/elastic.php file. You will add the following configuration to the file to define the necessary settings: Example Configuration:

return [
    'host' => [env('ELASTICSEARCH_HOST', 'http://localhost:9200')],
    'ssl_verification' => env('ELASTICSEARCH_SSL_VERIFICATION', false),
    'username' => env('ELASTICSEARCH_USERNAME', ''),
    'password' => env('ELASTICSEARCH_PASSWORD', ''),
    'index' => env('ELASTICSEARCH_LOG_INDEX', 'monolog'),
    'type' => env('ELASTICSEARCH_TYPE', 'doc')
];

Requirements

• Laravel 10.x or higher
• PHP 8.x or higher
• Elasticsearch server (if connecting directly to a server endpoint)
• Monolog 3.x

Environment Variables to Configure

To make this configuration functional, you should define the necessary environment variables in your .env file. Below are the environment variables that must be configured:

# Elasticsearch server host (URL)
ELASTICSEARCH_HOST=

# SSL Verification for Elasticsearch client
ELASTICSEARCH_SSL_VERIFICATION=

# Username for basic authentication
ELASTICSEARCH_USERNAME=

# Password for basic authentication
ELASTICSEARCH_PASSWORD=

# Log index name in Elasticsearch
ELASTICSEARCH_LOG_INDEX=monolog

# The default logging level for Elasticsearch
LOG_LEVEL=debug