BMO Logging
- Nathaniel Halbrooks
- Kelli Higdon
Logging is accomplished through BMO using monolog and supports various add-ons and middle-ware written for monolog.
Starting at Framework Versions:
13.0.195.26
14.0.5.11
15.0.1.34
Levels
LEVEL | LOGS LEVELS |
|---|---|
DEBUG | DEBUG, INFO, NOTICE, WARNING, ERROR, CRITICAL, ALERT, EMERGENCY |
INFO | INFO, NOTICE, WARNING, ERROR, CRITICAL, ALERT, EMERGENCY |
NOTICE | NOTICE, WARNING, ERROR, CRITICAL, ALERT, EMERGENCY |
WARNING | WARNING, ERROR, CRITICAL, ALERT, EMERGENCY |
ERROR | ERROR, CRITICAL, ALERT, EMERGENCY |
CRITICAL | CRITICAL, ALERT, EMERGENCY |
ALERT | ALERT, EMERGENCY |
EMERGENCY | EMERGENCY |
Logging to the freepbx.log
php > FreePBX::Logger()->getDriver('default')->warning("warning message");
php > FreePBX::Logger()->getDriver('default')->info("info message");
php > FreePBX::Logger()->getDriver('default')->debug("debug message");
[2018-Dec-12 17:47:51] [default.WARNING]: warning message [] []
[2018-Dec-12 17:47:54] [default.INFO]: info message [] []
[2018-Dec-12 17:47:57] [default.DEBUG]: debug message [] [] |
In the above example FreePBX can be used with a created freepbx object replacing FreePBX::Logger() with something like $this->FreePBX→Logger.
Simple custom log
The following will log a warning message to (logpath)/mylog.log
php > FreePBX::Logger()->getDriver('mylog')->warning("warning message"); |
Custom path
$logger = FreePBX::Logger()->createLogDriver('mydriver', '/my/path/mylog.log', 'DEBUG');
$logger->warning('warning message'); |
The above will put a warning message to /my/path/mylog.log