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These are a family of Logger I use in development. Sometimes to log in a particular file. Sometimes to format json responses. Is an indipendent library and do not need vendor except for Psr\Log\LoggerInterface.

Usages

• log into file
• handle http request
• handle Symfony request
• create symfony service
• configure log size

Tree

Here the tree starting from version 1.3.0

src/
└── Sensorario
    └── Develog
        ├── Logger
        │   ├── AbstractLogger.php
        │   ├── HttpLogger.php
        │   ├── LoggerInterface.php
        │   ├── NoDateLogger.php
        │   ├── NormaLogger.php
        │   ├── RawLogger.php
        │   └── SymfonyLogger.php
        ├── Logger.php
        ├── PsrLogger.php
        ├── Request
        │   ├── HttpRequestObject.php
        │   └── RequestInterface.php
        ├── Request.php
        ├── Response.php
        └── SymfonyLoggerInterface.php

Just log without date and level

use Sensorario\Develog\Logger\RawLogger;

$logger = new RawLogger();
$logger->setLogFile('/path/to/file');
$logger->write('log this content …');

Configure log size

use Sensorario\Develog\Logger\RawLogger;

$logger = new RawLogger();
$logger->setLogFile('/path/to/file');
$logger->setSizeLimitInBytes(2000000);

Log without date

use Sensorario\Develog\Logger\NoDateLogger;

$logger = new NoDateLogger();
$logger->setLogFile('/path/to/file');
$logger->write('log this content …');

Log into file

use Sensorario\Develog\Logger\NormaLogger;

$logger = new NormaLogger();
$logger->setLogFile('/path/to/file');
$logger->write('log this content …');
$logger->logClass($object);

$obj = new \Bar\Foo();
$logger->logClassWithMessage($obj, 'log this'); // log this \Bar\Foo()

Handle Http Request

use Sensorario\Develog\Logger\HttpLogger;
use Sensorario\Develog\Request\HttpRequestObject;

$logger = new HttpLogger();
$logger->setLogFile($this->getParameter('kernel.root_dir').'/../var/logs/foo.log');
$logger->logRequest(HttpRequestObject::handleRequest());

Handle Symfony Request

use Sensorario\Develog\Logger\SymfonyLogger;
use Sensorario\Develog\Request\HttpRequestObject;
use Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Request;
use Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Response;

public function indexAction(Request $request)
{
    $logger = new SymfonyLogger();
    $logger->setLogFile($this->getParameter('kernel.root_dir').'/../var/logs/foo.log');
    $logger->logSymfonyRequest($request);

    $response = new Response('foo');
    $logger->logSymfonyRequest($response);
}

Create Symfony service

This is not mandatory, but if you want you can also configure these services inside your services.yml file when using a Symfony application. Because of I always use develo just for development purpose I have never added it as service: I still prefer copy and paste the needed code from this file. Maybe in the future I'll create a Bundle that provide some services by itself.

services:

  logger.normal:
    class: Sensorario\Develog\Logger\NormaLogger

  logger.symfony
    class: Sensorario\Develog\Logger\SymfonyLogger

  logger.http
    class: Sensorario\Develog\Logger\HttpLogger