README

This package is a small utility for logging purposes. It allows you to quickly set up a logging system.

Usage

The main component to use is LevelLogger. Just create a new instance and start logging.

$log = new LevelLogger();

$log->info('DONE.');
$log->debug('I\'m here.');
$log->error($exception->getMessage());

There are 3 levels namely info|debug|error that come handy when switching environment development|staging|production.

The package comes with 3 logging strategies namely:

STDOUT (default): it just echo the message (together with a timestamp and the log level)
SYSLOG: calls the syslog(...) function and logs the message (using the syslog format) to the system log
FILE: appends the log message (together with the timestamp and log level) to a file that you specify

The package reads from ENV variables. The following variables are used:

LOG_LEVEL: can be either INFO|DEBUG|ERROR and defaults to ERROR to be the least verbose. When the log level is ERROR all the info and debug messages will not be logged. When the log level is set to DEBUG, all the info messages will not be logged. When set to INFO instead, all of the messages will be logged;
LOG_STRATEGY: can be either STDOUT|SYSLOG|FILE and defaults to SYSLOG. It sets the strategy. When the FILE strategy is chosen, please specify the file path by using the next described variable;
LOG_FILE_PATH: must be a writable file path. It defaults to /var/log/logger.log;

You can add new loggers by implementing the Logger interface.