I think having two events (before and after) for writeLog() would be beneficial for many projects.
E.g. I'm currently stuck trying to add a globally consistent "default" context to log messages so that I and other devs won't have differences while logging information because some other devs write the contextual information like the class to the log message.
Having an event prior of a message being logged would enable everyone to add a default context kinda like this:
// Just an example for visualization purposes
public function __invoke(Logger $logger)
{
$logger->listen(function(MessageTriggered $message) {
$message->context = [
"class" => __CLASS__,
"method" => debug_backtrace()[1]["function"],
"line" => debug_backtrace()[1]["line"],
"values" => $message->context,
];
});
}
Log::debug("Hello world", ["name" => "John"];
which would result in something like this:
localhost.DEBUG: Hello world {"class":"App\Foo\Bar","method":"baz","line":1,"values":{"name":"John"}}
Hey guys,
I think having two events (before and after) for
writeLog()would be beneficial for many projects.E.g. I'm currently stuck trying to add a globally consistent "default" context to log messages so that I and other devs won't have differences while logging information because some other devs write the contextual information like the
classto the log message.Having an event prior of a message being logged would enable everyone to add a default context kinda like this:
which would result in something like this: