README

Many PHP logging libraries offer the most common functionality that any application might need; however, some libraries have advantages over others and some have taken a unique approach to logging. To standardize the solution, the PHP-FIG (PHP Framework Interop Group) recommended a logging interface that Pluf Log use as their logging API and build a custom logging system using it.

PSR-3 Logging Standard

The PSR-3 (PHP Standards Recommendation) logging standard defines a logging interface with eight methods (debug, info, notice, warning, error, critical, alert, emergency). The message passed to those functions should be a string or an object with a __toString method to cast it into a string. You can read more about the PSR-3 logging standard in the official documentation.

How to use

It is so simple to use the Pluf logger. Here is a simple example:

use Pluf\Log\Logger;

// create a log channel
$loggger = Logger::get('logger name');

// add records to the log
$loggger->warning('Foo');

Internals

• Contribute
• How Pluf Log works

License

This project is released under the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE V3 license. For more information see the License file.

This documentation is also embedded in Pluf DI's git repository so you can read it offline (in the doc/ folder).