Canary
Canary is a PHP Library for creating and managing application logs. Originally paired with a browser extension for live logging, the tool now provides a standardized interface for creating managing and saving log messages as files as well as displaying a front-end component for on-page debugging.
Installation
To install simply use the composer command:
php composer.phar require thetempusproject/canary
Usage
Typical usage would be through including the package via composer.
require_once VENDOR_DIRECTORY . 'autoload.php';
use TheTempusProject\Canary\Bin\Canary as Debug;
Debug::info( 'Function called' );
Debug::warn( 'This is a warning message' );
If you would like to use hermes autoloading, simply inclode the constants file and the autoload file inside /bin/.
use TheTempusProject\Canary\Bin\Canary as Debug;
// Canary Constants
if ( ! defined( 'CANARY_CONSTANTS_LOADED' ) ) {
if ( defined( 'CANARY_CONFIG_DIRECTORY' ) ) {
require_once CANARY_CONFIG_DIRECTORY . 'constants.php';
}
}
// Canary Autoloader (Autoloader)
if ( ! defined( 'CANARY_AUTOLOADED' ) ) {
if ( defined( 'CANARY_ROOT_DIRECTORY' ) ) {
require_once CANARY_ROOT_DIRECTORY . 'bin' . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . 'autoload.php';
}
}
Debug::info( 'Function called' );
Debug::warn( 'This is a warning message' );
Issues / Bugs / Contact
If anyone actually uses this library and runs into any issues, feel free to contact me and I'll look into it.
Joey Kimsey - Lead Developer