consigliere/logdb

Log data into database for laravel

The logger provides the eight logging levels defined in RFC 5424: emergency, alert, critical, error, warning, notice, info and debug. Passing message into event and It will automatically detect request url, request method, client ip, browser, user os etc and save it into database. In event it failed it will simply log data into storage log., _(*1)

Install

composer require consigliere/logdb

Add into service provider array in ./config/app.php

'providers' => [
        // ...
        App\Components\LogDB\Providers\LogDBServiceProvider::class,
        // ...
    ],

Migration

php artisan migrate

Publish config

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=config-logdb

Fire events basic

Emergency

\Event::fire('event.emergency', [['message' => $message]]);

Alert

\Event::fire('event.alert', [['message' => $message]]);

Critical

\Event::fire('event.critical', [['message' => $message]]);

Error

\Event::fire('event.error', [['message' => $param['e']->getMessage()]]); // use try - catch to get error message

Warning

\Event::fire('event.warning', [['message' => $message]]);

Notice

\Event::fire('event.notice', [['message' => $message]]);

Info

\Event::fire('event.info', [['message' => $message]]);

Debug

\Event::fire('event.debug', [['message' => $message]]);

Fire events using default config example

Event should be wrapped in an configuration array, example of firing events using default package config., _(*2)

Emergency

if ((config('logdb.logActivity')) && (config('logdb.emergency'))) {
    \Event::fire('event.emergency', [['message' => $message]]);
}

Alert

if ((config('logdb.logActivity')) && (config('logdb.alert'))) {
    \Event::fire('event.alert', [['message' => $message]]);
}

Critical

if ((config('logdb.logActivity')) && (config('logdb.critical'))) {
    \Event::fire('event.critical', [['message' => $message]]);
}

Error

if ((config('logdb.logActivity')) && (config('logdb.error'))) {
    \Event::fire('event.error', [['message' => $param['e']->getMessage()]]);
}

Warning

if ((config('logdb.logActivity')) && (config('logdb.warning'))) {
    \Event::fire('event.warning', [['message' => $message]]);
}

Notice

if ((config('logdb.logActivity')) && (config('logdb.notice'))) {
    \Event::fire('event.notice', [['message' => $message]]);
}

Info

if ((config('logdb.logActivity')) && (config('logdb.info'))) {
    \Event::fire('event.info', [['message' => $message]]);
}

Debug

if ((config('logdb.logActivity')) && (config('logdb.debug'))) {
    if (isset($param['construct'])) {
        $query      = $construct->toSql();
        $queryCount = $construct->count();

        \Event::fire('event.debug', [
            ['message' => 'Success get data from ' . $table . ' table, count records "' . $queryCount . '", with query : "' . $query . '"']
        ]);
    } else {
        \Event::fire('event.debug', [['message' => $message]]);
    }
}

Fire events using wrapper

Example in model class, _(*3)

use App\Components\LogDB\Traits\LogDB;

class BaseModel extends Model
{
    use LogDB;

    protected $fillable = [];
}

Event wrapper, _(*4)

# Emergency
$this->fireLog('emergencyOrError', $message, ['somethingElse' => $something]);

# Alert
$this->fireLog('alertOrError', $message, []);

# Critical
$this->fireLog('criticalOrError', $message);

# Error
$this->fireLog('error', $e->getMessage());

# Warning
$this->fireLog('warningOrError', $message);

# Notice
$this->fireLog('noticeOrError', $message);

# Info
$this->fireLog('infoOrError', $message);

# Debug
$this->fireLog('debugOrError', $message);