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egeniq/monolog-gdpr
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Some Monolog processors that will help in relation to the security requirements under GDPR.

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[](#monolog-gdpr-)

Some Monolog processors that will help in relation to the security requirements under GDPR. These processors will replace data with their SHA-1 equivalent, allowing you still to search logs

WARNING: These processors will json serialise your `$context`. This may cause some undesired side-effects.

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

Install the latest version with

```
$ composer require egeniq/monolog-gdpr

```

Salted hashes
-------------

[](#salted-hashes)

This library supports salted hashes using `processor->setSalt()`. To compute your hashed value you could use the following bash command:

```
$ echo -n 'foo@bar.com' | openssl sha1
```

RedactEmailProcessor
--------------------

[](#redactemailprocessor)

Replaces all e-mail addresses by their SHA-1 hash.

Usage:

```