axel-kummer/logbook-php

PSR compatible logger to send logs from php applications to the logbook server and client.

logbook-php

This package provides a PSR compatible Logger to send logs to the logbook server and client, https://github.com/alexgunkel/logbook. The Logger provides the logger itself and some Adapter to send the logs in several ways., _(*1)

Installation

You can install the php component of logbook via git or composer. For both you need composer to get the dependencies installed which are necessary., _(*2)

From github

```:bash ## Cloning git repo git clone https://github.com/axel-kummer/logbook-php.git /path/to/checkout ## cd in to path cd /path/to/checkout ## Install dependencies composer install --no-dev, <sub>(*3)</sub>

### From pakageist
```:bash
    composer require axel-kummer/logbook-php

Usage

Basic usage., <sub>(*4)</sub>

First you have to setup the request instance which is used to send the logs., <sub>(*5)</sub>

```:php //Make a request instance $request = \AxelKummer\LogBook\LoggerUtility::setupRequest( \AxelKummer\LogBook\Request\HttpRequest::class, 'MyApplication', 'myhost' 8080 );, <sub>(*6)</sub>

You can also add a unique request identifier for all logs within a request. 
```:php
$request->setRequestId(\AxelKummer\LogBook\LoggerUtility::getRequestId('Prefix))

If it's done you can simply create logger which will have injected the request object., <sub>(*7)</sub>

```:php //get a logger with injected request instance $logger = \AxelKummer\LogBook\LoggerUtility::getLogger('MyLogger');, <sub>(*8)</sub>

//Use the logger to send messages to the logbook server $logger->info('My info mesage'); ```, <sub>(*9)</sub>

You can implement and use your own request class. Your Class have to extend \AxelKummer\LogBook\Request\AbstractRequest and implements the methods sendLog and getUrl, <sub>(*10)</sub>