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parseword/logger
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A PHP class implementing a text file logging facility

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Logger
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[](#logger)

Logger is a PHP text file logging facility, implemented as a singleton. It's nothing special, but I'm breaking a larger code base down into independent components and I needed this to be in its own repository.

Usage
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[](#usage)

Implementing `Logger` in 4 easy steps:

1. Either `composer require parseword/logger` or copy the `Logger.php` file into your project.
2. Make sure `Logger.php` is discoverable by your autoloader, or `require_once`it manually.
3. Throughout your application code, call `Logger::debug()`, `Logger::info()`, `Logger::warning()` and `Logger::error()` to send log messages of differing severity levels.
4. In your application's config file or a common include file, you (or the user) call Logger::setFilename() to set the log file, and Logger::setSeverityFilter() to specify which log messages are written to disk.

Example
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[](#example)

In the following example, a file named `/tmp/my.log` is created. The severity filter is set so that only messages with severity of WARNING or higher will be written. Messages with lower severity will be disregarded.

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