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kikimarik/lognote
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Composer package for logs

v1.0.0(3y ago)117MITPHPPHP >=7.1

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Lognote - standard PHP library for logging
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[](#lognote---standard-php-library-for-logging)

Features
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[](#features)

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- Object-oriented design (without static methods etc.)
- Compatible with PHP 7.1 and later, including PHP 8.1
- Support for the `json` format
- Ability to write log into the file or print to console output

Why do you need it
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[](#why-do-you-need-it)

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The library helps PHP developers to log their application events at different levels. 6 levels have been implemented: errors, warnings, info, fatal, notice and debug.

`Lognote` has a nice object-oriented design and it is going to please you with its simplicity. Before testing a class that depends on that library component, it is easy to replace that dependency with a fake class.

A Simple Example
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[](#a-simple-example)

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