Wolff\Core\Log
You can know what's happening in your Wolff project using the Logging class.
The methods of the Logging class can be called anywhere inside your Wolff project.
The logging files are located by default in the system/logs
folder.
Every logging file represents a day and contains logs with the format [date][ip] [level]: [message]
.
These are the available logging methods:
$log->emergency($msg, $values = []);
$log->alert($msg, $values = []);
$log->critial($msg, $values = []);
$log->error($msg, $values = []);
$log->warning($msg, $values = []);
$log->notice($msg, $values = []);
$log->info($msg, $values = []);
$log->debug($msg, $values = []);
The same example showed below can be applied to the other methods.
$log = new Log();
$log->info('Welcome to Wolff.');
That will log the message 'Welcome to Wolff' as an info.
The methods to logging data can take an optional second parameter which is an associative array with values to interpolate in the string.
The values to interpolate must be between curly brackets like {this}
.
$log->debug('The user is {name} in the page {page}', [
'name' => 'Thomas',
'page' => 'home/',
]);
As an example, that should log The user is Thomas in the page home/
.
isEnabled()
Returns true
if the log system is enabled, false
otherwise.
$log->isEnabled();
If the log system is disabled, nothing will happen when running the common log methods explained above.
setStatus([bool $enabled])
Sets the status of the logging system. true
to enable it, false
to disable it.
$log->setStatus(true);
setFolder([string $folder])
Sets the folder where the log files will be stored.
$log->setFolder('app/logs');
The given path is relative to the project root folder.
setDateFormat([string $format])
Sets the date format used internally in the log files.
The PHP date
function is used internally with the given date format. You can read the function's documentation for better understanding of the string you pass.
$log->setDateFormat('H:i:s');
That will set the format like this: Hour:minutes:seconds
.