A simple PHP logger for WordPress.
It will create a file for the instance, in which you can log whatever you want by changing the message types.
<?php $logger = new Logger( WP_CONTENT_DIR . '/my-logger' );
$logger->log_this( 'Log this message.', Logger::gravity_0 );
For this instance, will create a file : wp-content/my-logger.log.
Then will log the message : [d-m-Y H:i:s][Emerg] Log this message.
You can log messages depending on their importance or however you want to pack them. By default it will be the gravity_7 message type that is used.
List of other message types :
const gravity_0 = 'Emerg';
const gravity_1 = 'Alert';
const gravity_2 = 'Crit';
const gravity_3 = 'Err';
const gravity_4 = 'Warning';
const gravity_5 = 'Notice';
const gravity_6 = 'Info';
const gravity_7 = 'Debug';
const gravity_8 = 'Success';
Some times, because of rights, log file will not be created, reproduce this steps to manually do it :
- cd web/app/plugins/mc-jobs/ (log path)
- touch fetching-api.log (log filename)
- chmod 777 fetching-api.log (set log rights)
This plugin is a Composer library so it can be installed in a few ways:
- Add repository source :
{ "type": "vcs", "url": "https://github.com/MaximeCulea/logger" }. - Include
"maximeculea/logger": "dev-master"in your composer file for last master's commits or a released tag.
logger.php file will be automatically autoloaded by Composer and it won't appear in your plugins.
If you don't use Composer, you can manually copy logger.php into your mu-plugins folder.
I do not recommend using this as a normal (non-mu) plugin. It makes it too easy to disable or remove the plugin.
Created by Maxime Culea.
This plugin is only maintained, which means I do not guarantee some free support. Consider reporting an issue and be patient, I'll do my best :)
If you really like what I do and/or to support me, feel free to donate.
Logger is licensed under the GPLv3 or later.