bramus / monolog-colored-line-formatter
Colored Line Formatter for Monolog
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Requires
- php: ^8.1
- bramus/ansi-php: ^3.0.3
- monolog/monolog: ~3.0
Requires (Dev)
- phpunit/phpunit: ~9.6
README
A Formatter for Monolog with color support Built by Bramus! - https://www.bram.us/
About
bramus/monolog-colored-line-formatter
is a formatter for use with Monolog. It augments the Monolog LineFormatter by adding color support. To achieve this bramus/monolog-colored-line-formatter
uses ANSI Escape Sequences – provided by bramus/ansi-php
– which makes it perfect for usage on text based terminals (viz. the shell).
bramus/monolog-colored-line-formatter
ships with a default color scheme, yet it can be adjusted to fit your own needs.
Prerequisites/Requirements
- PHP 8.1 or greater
- Monolog 3.0 or greater
Looking for a version compatible with Monolog 1.x? Check out the monolog-1.x
branch then. The version of monolog-colored-line-formatter
that is compatible with Monolog 1.x, is monolog-colored-line-formatter
version ~2.0
Looking for a version compatible with Monolog 2.x? Check out the monolog-2.x
branch then. The version of monolog-colored-line-formatter
that is compatible with Monolog 1.x, is monolog-colored-line-formatter
version ~3.0.0
Installation
Installation is possible using Composer.
Install monolog-colored-line-formatter
, compatible with Monolog 3.x:
composer require bramus/monolog-colored-line-formatter ~3.1
Install monolog-colored-line-formatter
, compatible with Monolog 2.x:
composer require bramus/monolog-colored-line-formatter ~3.0.0
Install monolog-colored-line-formatter
, compatible with Monolog 1.x:
composer require bramus/monolog-colored-line-formatter ~2.0
Usage
Create an instance of \Bramus\Monolog\Formatter\ColoredLineFormatter
and set it as the formatter for the \Monolog\Handler\StreamHandler
that you use with your \Monolog\Logger
instance.
use \Monolog\Logger; use \Monolog\Handler\StreamHandler; use \Bramus\Monolog\Formatter\ColoredLineFormatter; $log = new Logger('DEMO'); $handler = new StreamHandler('php://stdout', Logger::WARNING); $handler->setFormatter(new ColoredLineFormatter()); $log->pushHandler($handler); $log->addError('Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.');
Color Schemes
Available Color Schemes
Color Scheme: DefaultScheme
Color Scheme: TrafficLight
Activating a Color Scheme
Color Schemes are defined as classes. If you do not provide any color scheme the default one will be used.
To activate a color scheme pass it as the first argument of the ColoredLineFormatter
Constructor. All successive arguments are the ones as required by the \Monolog\Formatter\LineFormatter
class.
use \Monolog\Logger; use \Monolog\Handler\StreamHandler; use \Bramus\Monolog\Formatter\ColoredLineFormatter; use \Bramus\Monolog\Formatter\ColorSchemes\TrafficLight; $log = new Logger('DEMO'); $handler = new StreamHandler('php://stdout', Logger::WARNING); $handler->setFormatter(new ColoredLineFormatter(new TrafficLight())); $log->pushHandler($handler);
Alternatively it's also possible to activate it using the setColorScheme()
method of a ColoredLineFormatter
instance.
Creating your own Custom Color Scheme
To define your own color scheme make a class that implements the \Bramus\Monolog\Formatter\ColorSchemes\ColorSchemeInterface
interface. To make things more easy a trait ColorSchemeTrait
is defined.
namespace Bramus\Monolog\Formatter\ColorSchemes; use Monolog\Logger; use Monolog\Level; use Bramus\Ansi\Ansi; use Bramus\Ansi\ControlSequences\EscapeSequences\Enums\SGR; class TrafficLight implements ColorSchemeInterface { /** * Use the ColorSchemeTrait and alias its constructor */ use ColorSchemeTrait { ColorSchemeTrait::__construct as private __constructTrait; } /** * [__construct description] */ public function __construct() { // Call Trait Constructor, so that we have $this->ansi available $this->__constructTrait(); // Our Color Scheme $this->setColorizeArray(array( Level::Debug->value => $this->ansi->color([SGR::COLOR_FG_WHITE])->get(), Level::Info->value => $this->ansi->color([SGR::COLOR_FG_GREEN])->get(), Level::Notice->value => $this->ansi->color([SGR::COLOR_FG_CYAN])->get(), Level::Warning->value => $this->ansi->color([SGR::COLOR_FG_YELLOW])->get(), Level::Error->value => $this->ansi->color([SGR::COLOR_FG_RED])->get(), Level::Critical->value => $this->ansi->color([SGR::COLOR_FG_RED])->underline()->get(), Level::Alert->value => $this->ansi->color([SGR::COLOR_FG_WHITE, SGR::COLOR_BG_RED_BRIGHT])->get(), Level::Emergency->value => $this->ansi->color([SGR::COLOR_BG_RED_BRIGHT])->blink()->color([SGR::COLOR_FG_WHITE])->get(), )); } }
Please refer to the bramus/ansi-php
documentation to define your own styles and colors.
Unit Testing
bramus/monolog-colored-line-formatter
ships with unit tests using PHPUnit.
-
If PHPUnit is installed globally run
phpunit
to run the tests. -
If PHPUnit is not installed globally, install it locally through composer by running
composer install --dev
. Run the tests themselves by callingvendor/bin/phpunit
.
Unit tests are also automatically run on GitHub Actions
License
bramus/monolog-colored-line-formatter
is released under the MIT public license. See the enclosed LICENSE.txt
for details.