0x20h/monoconf

log4j like logging configuration for the monolog framework

Monoconf

log4j like configuration for the monolog logging framework., _(*1)

Usage

1. Create a config JSON file:

``` json { "rules": { "": { "error": { "handler": ["error-handler"] } }, "MyApp\Controller": { "debug": { "handler": ["debug-handler"], "processor": ["pid"] }, "error": { "handler": ["error-handler"] } } }, "handler": { "error-handler": { "type": "Monolog\Handler\StreamHandler", "args": [ "/my/app/error.log" ], "formatter": "line" }, "debug-handler": { "type": "Monolog\Handler\StreamHandler", "args": [ "/my/app/application.log" ], "formatter": "line" } }, "formatter": { "line": { "type": "Monolog\Formatter\LineFormatter", "args": [ "%datetime% %pid% %channel%@%level_name% %message% %context%\n" ] } }, "processor": { "pid": { "type": "Monolog\Processor\ProcessIdProcessor", "args": [ ] } } }, <sub>(*2)</sub>

2. In your application:

``` php

require 'vendor/autoload.php';

use Monoconf\Monoconf;

// initialize monoconf
Monoconf::config(json_decode(file_get_contents('monoconf.json'), true));

``` php namespace MyApp\Controller;, <sub>(*3)</sub>

class SomeController {, <sub>(*4)</sub>

protected $Log;

public function __construct() {
    self::$Log = \Monoconf\Monoconf::getLogger(__CLASS__);
}

public function someAction()
{
    self::$Log->debug(__METHOD__.' called');
}

}, <sub>(*5)</sub>

Using this setup every class in the `MyApp\Controller` namespace  will get a 
logger that logs every message up to `debug` to `/my/app/error.log` and every
other class will get a logger that logs messages up to `error` to 
`/my/app/error.log`.

## Tests

phpunit --bootstrap tests/bootstrap.php tests/ ```, <sub>(*6)</sub>