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vsemayki/monolog-mysql
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A handler for Monolog that sends messages to MySQL

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monolog-mysql
=============

[](#monolog-mysql)

MySQL Handler for Monolog, which allows to store log messages in a MySQL table. It can log text messages to a `monolog` table. The class further is added extra attributes - `channel`, `level`, `ip`, `created_at` and `user_agent`, which are stored in a separate database fields, and can be used for later analyzing and sorting.

Installation
============

[](#installation)

monolog-mysql is available via composer:

```
composer require vsemayki/monolog-mysql:^2.0
```

Usage
=====

[](#usage)

First of all, import `dump.sql`.

Just use it as any other Monolog Handler, push it to the stack of your Monolog Logger instance. The Handler however needs some parameters:

- **$pdo** PDO Instance of your database. Pass along the PDO instantiation of your database connection with your database selected.
- **$table** The table name where the logs should be stored
- **$level** can be any of the standard Monolog logging levels. Use Monologs statically defined contexts. *Defaults to Logger::INFO*
- **$bubble** *Defaults to true*

Examples
========

[](#examples)

Given that `$pdo` is your database instance, you could use the class as follows:

```