ajaxray / Kohana-Log-Viewer

Shows log files of Kohana PHP Framework with a beautiful interface
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Kohana 3.x Log Viewer module

A Kohana module for exploring log files

Disclaimer

This module forks original one from https://github.com/ajaxray adding suport for Kohana's 3.2 log file format, which includes stack trace

Installation:

  1. Download this module and add the logviewer folder it to your MODPATH
  2. Enable it in the bootstrap file
  3. Specify custom bootstrap.css, style.css, jquery.js files in config file (copy it from MODPATH/logviewer/config/logviewer.php to APPPATH/config/logviewer.php and edit. You may skip this step, default assets will be used.
  4. If you wish, you can translate LogViewer to any language, look at MODPATH\logviewer/i18n/ru.php for example. You may skip this step, if only English language is enough.
  5. Go to http://your-app-root/logs
  6. You are done!

Kohana Log Viewer interface

How to use?

It's completely self explanatory. Here are some points for quick refs -

How to limit access to LogViewer

LogViewer use standart Kohana naming convention, so you can easily extend it in your application. For example, if you use standart Auth module, and wish to limit access to LogViewer only for admins, create APPPATH/classes/Controller/Logs.php file and type something like:

<?php defined('SYSPATH') or die('No direct script access.');
class Controller_Logs extends Kohana_Controller_Logs {
    function before(){
        $auth=new Auth_ORM(Kohana::$config->load('auth'));
        if(!$auth->logged_in('admin'))
            throw HTTP_Exception::factory(403,__('Access denied'))->request($this->request);
        // skip next line, if you don't want to limit log erasure
        $this->_allow_delete=$auth->logged_in('power_admin');
        parent::before();
    }
}

If you use your own authentication system, you may easily adapt this code to you conditions

Notes: