PHP Class lithium\analysis\logger\adapter\File

{{{ lithium\analysis\Logger::config(array( 'debug' => array('adapter' => 'File') )); lithium\analysis\Logger::write('debug', 'Something happened!'); }}} This will cause the message and the timestamp of the log event to be written to app/resources/tmp/logs/debug.log.

Inheritance: extends lithium\core\Object

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Public Methods

Method	Description
__construct ( array $config = [] ) : void	Constructor.
write ( string $priority, string $message ) : Closure	Appends a message to a log file.

Method Details

__construct() public method

Constructor.

See also: lithium\util\String::insert()

public __construct ( array $config = [] ) : void
$config	array	Settings used to configure the adapter. Available options: - `'path'` _string_: The directory to write log files to. Defaults to `/resources/tmp/logs`. - `'timestamp'` _string_: The `date()`-compatible timestamp format. Defaults to `'Y-m-d H:i:s'`. - `'file'` _\Closure_: A closure which accepts two parameters: an array containing the current log message details, and an array containing the `File` adapter's current configuration. It must then return a file name to write the log message to. The default will produce a log file name corresponding to the priority of the log message, i.e. `"debug.log"` or `"alert.log"`. - `'format'` _string_: A `String::insert()`-compatible string that specifies how the log message should be formatted. The default format is `"{:timestamp} {:message}\n"`.
return	void

write() public method

Appends a message to a log file.

See also: lithium\analysis\Logger::$_priorities

public write ( string $priority, string $message ) : Closure
$priority	string	The message priority. See `Logger::$_priorities`.
$message	string	The message to write to the log.
return	Closure	Function returning boolean `true` on successful write, `false` otherwise.