monolog-journal-handler

Monolog handler for journald (systemd). This package does not depend on a systemd PHP extension. Logs are being written directly to the journald socket. It uses LineFormatter for message formatting, but with a modified format, in order to remove timestamp from the message. The formatter can be changed with $handler->setFormatter();

Features

• Support for custom tags (using monolog context/extra fields)
• Multiline log support
• Exception file and line log tags

Installation

Install with composer: composer require noxdk/monolog-journal-handler

Configuration arguments

Argument	Description	Default value
$path	The path to the journald socket	/run/systemd/journal/socket
$level	The minimum logging level at which this handler will be triggered	Level::DEBUG
$bubble	Whether the messages that are handled can bubble up the stack or not	true

Examples

Simple log entry:

<?php
require 'vendor/autoload.php';

use Monolog\Logger;
use Noxdk\MonologJournalHandler\JournalHandler;

$log = new Logger('MyLogger', [new JournalHandler()]);

$log->info('This is logged to the journal');

nov 20 10:08:14 host MyLogger[1]: INFO: This is logged to the journal

Multiple lines:

$log->info("This is logged to the journal\nand contains multiple\nlines");

nov 20 10:08:14 host MyLogger[1]: INFO: This is logged to the journal
                                  and contains multiple
                                  lines

Custom tags (journal entry as trimmed json output):

$log->info('This is logged to the journal with custom tag', [
    'MY_TAG' => 'MyTag',
    'ANOTHER_TAG' => "With\nnewlines"
]);

nov 20 10:08:14 host MyLogger[1]: INFO: This is logged to the journal with custom tag {"MY_TAG":"MyTag","ANOTHER_TAG":"With
                                  newlines"}

{
    ...
    "SYSLOG_IDENTIFIER": "MyLogger",
    "_HOSTNAME": "host",
    "_UID": "1000",
    "MY_TAG": "MyTag",
    "ANOTHER_TAG": "With\nnewlines",
    "MESSAGE": "INFO: This is logged to the journal with custom tag {\"MY_TAG\":\"MyTag\",\"ANOTHER_TAG\":\"With\nnewlines\"} ",
    "PRIORITY": "6",
    "_CMDLINE": "php test.php",
    ...
}

Exception log:

$log->error('Some error occurred', [new Exception('Bad something')]);

nov 20 10:08:14 host MyLogger[1]: ERROR: Some error occurred ["[object] (Exception(code: 0): Bad something at /test.php:18)
                                  [stacktrace]
                                  #0 /test.php(13): TestClass->update()
                                  #1 /test.php(22): TestClass->__construct()
                                  #2 {main}
                                  "]