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This is module that implement PSR-3 log interface with Zend\log component. Also implement Doctrine log writer.

Installation

Get from packagist or github.

require "seyfer/zend-psr-logger": "dev-master"

http://modules.zendframework.com/seyfer/ZendPsrLogger

If using Zend2, than enable in application.config.php, add 'ZendPsrLogger' to modules.

Configuration

Extra column mapping and Entity name in module.config.php. Extra column ipaddress for example.

'logger'        => array(
        'registeredLoggers' => array(
            'DefaultLogger' => array(
                'entityClassName' => '\ZendPsrLogger\Entity\DefaultLog',
                'columnMap'       => array(
                    'timestamp'    => 'timestamp',
                    'priority'     => 'priority',
                    'priorityName' => 'priorityName',
                    'message'      => 'message',
                    'extra'        => array(
                        'ipaddress' => 'ipaddress',
                    ),
                )
            ),
            'ElseDefaultLogger' => array(
                'entityClassName' => '\ZendPsrLogger\Entity\ElseDefaultLog',
                'columnMap'       => array(
                    'timestamp'    => 'timestamp',
                    'priority'     => 'priority',
                    'priorityName' => 'priorityName',
                    'message'      => 'message',
                    'extra'        => array(
                        'fileName' => 'fileName',
                    ),
                )
            )
        ),
    ),

Than set abstract factory with your module logger custom name in Module.php

public function getServiceConfig()
    {
        return array(
            'abstract_factories' => array(
                'DefaultLogger' => '\ZendPsrLogger\Service\AbstractLoggerFactory',
                'ElseDefaultLogger' => '\ZendPsrLogger\Service\AbstractLoggerFactory',
            ),
        );
    }

Factory will use your module.config.php logger config. You can implement your factory and using writers, that implement Zend\Log\Writer\AbstractWriter.

To implement your Doctrine log entity you can extend it from Logger\Entity\BaseLog and just add your extra column mapping.

<?php

namespace MyModule\Entity\Log;

use Doctrine\ORM\Mapping as ORM;
use Logger\Entity\BaseLog;

/**
 * @ORM\Entity
 * @ORM\Table(name="parser_log")
 */
class MyModuleLog extends BaseLog
{

    /**
     * @var string
     * @ORM\Column(type="string", name="file_name", nullable=true)
     */
    protected $fileName;

}

And than register your logger in your Module and add config like in example.

Usage

First init logger

use ZendPsrLogger\LoggerInterface;
use ZendPsrLogger\NullLogger;
...

/** @var type LoggerInterface */
$this->logger
...

if ($this->getServiceLocator()->has($myLoggerName)) {
    $logger = $this->getServiceLocator()->get($myLoggerName);
} else {
    $logger = new NullLogger();
}

$this->logger = $logger;

Than use it's level function

$this->logger->addExtra(['ipaddress' => '11.22.33.44']);
$this->logger->debug("test");

Or log directly using \Psr\Log\LogLevel constants for level parameter.

$this->logger->log(\Psr\Log\LogLevel::DEBUG, "test", ['ipaddress' => '11.22.33.44']);

License

GPL. If you want implement more writers or other improvements - you're welcome!

Change Log

v1.1.0

• use AbstractLoggerFactory and new config structure for multiple logger creation

v1.0.1

• implement Doctrine writer
• use LoggerFactory for logger creation