ElasticLogger a Lumen custom logger package for Cloudstaff

A package for creating custom logs in Lumen microframework

Installation

You can install this package into your Lumen application using composer.

The recommended way to install composer packages is:

composer require blueant-allan/lumen-elasticlogger

Configuration

1. After installing the package in your project. You can now instantiate the class by including the library as such.

use blueantallan\Lumen\ElasticLogger\Logger\BaseLogger;

public function yourMethod()
{    
    $log = new BaseLogger();
    $log->activityInfo('Event Type', 'Write my test log now.');
}

Usage

The library will expect the following parameters:

• EventType Can be use to describe the type of event being written to logs
• Message content message of your logs
• (Optional) this third parameter is optional. In case you need to pass a object or array, you may use this third parameter to add that object or array to your logs

Create an activity information log:

$log = new BaseLogger();

$log->activityInfo('EventType', 'your message');

Create an activity debug log:

$log->activityDebug('EventType', 'your message');

Create an activity Error log:

$log->activityError('EventType', 'your message');

Create an activity Notice log:

$log->activityNotice('EventType', 'your message');

Create an activity Warning log:

$log->activityWarning('EventType', 'your message');

Pass an array to your logs. Example below:

$data = [
    'id' => 42,
    'name' => 'Mark Tune',
    'roles' => ['Admin', 'Support']
];

$log->activityInfo('Login', 'User successfully logged in', $data);